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I. IOII’ IIIIIO III ante n ION- LCIIIOQ

DR. LANTTS closed from Monday July 2'1.

WATER BATES

Why don't the girls fall for this lad from the navy?

i His eyes are so blue,

l , and his hair is so wavy! He has to perspire,

a large attendance. were laden with

toothsome sa

n . l ke tbus ____ Capt. the Rev, W. McCardlo of- Vancouver. B. 0.; ellington.

and will to the end gsffnglililbleffiu this pro! Mu Clarence Thompson and ficiated at the Nuntlal Mass. dur- Springhill, N. 8.. and William. at

‘ h 1 31mm ceeds were most satisfactory. Many Mrs penny Perry bf Chatlottobflw“ i which Mr- Wm. Brown and ioms; also three grandchildren. But somwnfll °udte motored out from the city and had Mfyfiwrday on a m", w H“ ' (v15; Kathleen Hughes. assiste by Margaret, John and Joyce Mac- he need not offend. me pleasure of meeting and wei- m, Mrs. Joseph Dougan. or!!! 15f. Donald at home. A son. Sherman. coming the new minister. Rev. Mr. ' beautifully rendered appropriate who served in the First Great War,

lath tonight with UIIIUOY

The ONI seep especially made II pnvenl "E0." (lob Odor)

ly taken up their resi Manse.

TRUCKS

‘Address And

PICSCHtBtiUII the first rolling over _____ were both going in the

On Friday evening, Juno 19th, a very l... number of friends and

assoc. assembled at the home of m b, legggd to m“ 8m!“ w“ mmducbed by "M ,, . . d m, q d d m the; with Charlottetown, w e Rev, Carlyle Webster. Charlotte-

‘l~%.=.§“\“...3§“..'°l.%‘.w?"ihtmfiiié‘; fed?’ w ° ‘“ ° ° know m 1- conulflclnw m" v‘ In Memorzam my» new u we Rev. Paw

“m! Lame, ‘who has responded w .____ operation at the Prince Edward ' Richardson.

his COLlllIIQWSRCalLI and avho likflrtfit- “Alvlvlllsgllllls Hgfaw: Island Hospital. ____ ~—~——.

$33.31.“ “o me on am um ' emergency nursing aavisbr of ine’ lVlira. Earle Sfevrart and young MR5- MURA BELLE HQWARD MOPISOII ' WGGkS wlr. Edward MacPhail, capably Canadian Nurses‘ Association, ar- sons, Jackie and Scott, accompanied

Dlcoliklli as, chairman. and in tho coins-o of lllifellldflfii paid glowing tribuw w this young koldier bo who has been highly endowed with those iraizs of character. friendli- ness and manner, which go to make an ouzsianuing young man; one “no iii) uluiivs been verv highly resoecieu not only in his own com- niiiiiiiy, but elsewhere as well: and \\' llillll)’ friends wish nim the ' y oust of success and health in days which lie before. A nicely worxeu address was then read by E i- - \i.icPli-.nl, while Arnold Beer pi a AM. Lorne wiili a well filled purse \\lllCll ivaa irraciously ack-

rived in Charlottetown inz- Bhe will

noon and a similar Summerside on Friday.

mains of the late Cpl. Coiling; arrived from Alberta, last evening

eral will be held this

ov not», after which all Joined in 1% mil. "For He's a Jolly Good Fel- zggmcgzffl-gy“

A bountiiul luncheon was served by the ladies and the reinaznrler of inc CYQlllllA pleasantly spent in soc- iul interculuse. RIMES and dancing.

Fouuwuig l5 the addresz-

Clyde River, P. E.

June l9, 1 4.1. To Lorne MaoNev Former schoolmates, friends and associates of your communitv salute you, and are iiiost happy to as- seiilblc together w know one of Elli -- inc-st. companions.

Cemetery.

—1Vl’r. H. H. Hanriam, p

culture and Dr. M. Francis Xavier

0 cllurt Lo make a Joyous. “Rel- tog "

er‘ is somewhat feeble in com- is evening‘ A

l \\'lLll the sincere desire to L) our wishes of Health, Hap- pllhn)‘ and Good Fortune; but let lliu iza-znci-y of happy countenances u l "lV ests be a souvenir of the s we have been privileged

morning session will be

section of the provinc pected to be present at

ve llllWly-S appreciated your sions. Captain J. L. 1° Ls president of the

and most of the farm

tions are members.

Rea

.ll‘l(l ever willing co-operation in every" enterprise undertaken

.-, 1 . ‘.111 . t _ Mr. James Slavin MVVQDUH e Slisafiiéag an earn- Jmmmns mm- ‘and est cap n of oiii very real and Bmflkmne- M553 9 deep ion for you With it go P9111911

ll -rc wishes for the Best of 10R All Things for you, and the hope for .1 spmdy return to your place amen LllS.

signed on behalf of the friends patriotic song, who have assembled to wish Vmll.

Elmer MacPhall, Arnold Beer.

Card of Thanks

The fumily of the late Alexander ‘Affleck wish to extend their sin- ccre thanks to their many friends and relatives for their many gen- erous nets of kindness and all those Who sent floral tribute; and rmessiigcs of sympathy during their recent sad bereavement. 7 9 n

music a. poem

y0l1 Flying,” which is

e-J in the U.S.

enemy aircraft. ‘They Joseph Slavln, of Johnst

T0 DISTRIBUTE Five hundred pumps,

to citizens in the near announced last

Coun. B. Earle MacDonald.

Controller of Fire Committee A. plalned that there ouch to be

In Memoriam

In loving memory of our dear !0n and brother, George William MacDonald, who departed this life July o, 194i.

three to a block. in case of an emergency one on short notice, Pu tutions would be them. The pumrps have God only knows the loneliness That fills olur hearts today

As we think upon one year ago When you hail passed away.

n’ all the world was ours to give Vie?! give it, yes and more

If we could only see your lace And cliisp your hnnd once more.

You will never be forgotten Wile dear

ed by incendiary born easily operated and can about with ease,

BIRTHS

WALSH - At tal, Montague, P. E. I

Sumrnerville, a son.

Never will your memory fad;

Sworn-st thought! will always linger

Rnnnrl the grave when you are hid

lnsorti-rl by Mother, Father, Sister, and Brothers, l-I-li.

pital, 1942, Montague a daughter. MASTER — At

Montague. P. E. I to Mr

daughter MARRIAGEB

.1 GEITRM. GIIARIIIA

Illa eellll ls nun-vol for Inn el son of M". Hid |OOI| I

IO IIIOIDU ll l gglgmnlggd MIMI!) llllbll II 24th

OBABWIH. for Phblfllhlilll. CONFIDIIATION LIII INQUI- ANCI, L-VII

llic viu no Pe i

0 Q n! 0n

Friday July 1o until spend" v the holidays with m: vlr- T“°"‘"- ti‘ a im. my

ending $6M. 30 must b0 0th.

SUCCESSFUL TEA - ms annu- the Check Doberman" 0' m’ al tea of the Marshfisldwnéesbyletirg toms. lan Church was held m t; ally‘ £1“ w” "n! Run“ ll the of the season ham? chicken, tongue lads. cake and pies of

Baal: and fvirs. Baak who have late-

____ . He ill leave on his return to __ trucks crashgivfggiingun-tzr fir? hers? “may mmnmng’ fir Road between Iéugtcr Rgtvaerr and cw asgow yes r ay a noon. l Jemem Mm en One f the trucks got out of con- nlece- M“ ,_ trol 831d the two went into the ditch RN" have returned w Charlotte

ion. There were five occupants in one and two in the other but no one was hurt. One truck was load-

address a public meet- Y irig in the Cundall Home this alter-

istered at The Charlottetown. FUNERAL TODAY - The re-

iaken to the residence of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Collings, b 304 Eustori Street, where the fun-

with full Air Force Honors.‘ The

Miller, D.D., and Hon. Flt-Lt, the Rev. T. H. Bussell somers, funeral leaving at 2.30. Interment People's

FEDERATION MEETS ‘IUDAY

the Canadian Federation of Agri- Coad of University

address the annual meeting of th E. I. Federation of Agriculture business session will be held this afternoon and the

nual meeting of the P. E. I. Credit Union League. Farmers from every

ings to take part in the discus- organization

MADE PATRIOTIC SONG nrr- Revisiting his native Province is formerly of Horticulturist at the Farm.

_by Mi‘. Fred Gilbert, of El- market Maine. Mr. Gilbert, a. first-class usual and are now on the way out. Qhapter, 117, 0,3,5, He leaves his

written by Mr. Sla- er vin and the result is a rousing not “Keep Ole Glory the popu ar n e n a . o .

llth uiIrfafOQrA-sntn mm have been engaged m w“ consumer demand in the city since bridge, with the Rev. Samuel Mll- work, Mr. Slavin being now

ber of a US. submarine crew in the last war, and had some thrill- experiences m combat m apparent the crop was limited the are gues ‘ * - while here, of Mr. Slavin‘s brother, 33x5 mse m W° bmms 1°‘ 35

now stored in the Fire Hallo will be distributed

Charlottetown mer R. P. He ex- were not en- placed in every home but there would probably be about know where these wgllzfogtfilfig growers have been cultivating these “r formerly l“ pwesslon °f Peter Tr”

accordin to the “ppm” Wm‘ Tw° “h” VMMM‘ m” “We” “d r the {Fear 1164 North fifty-five

great value in fightingalres caus-

in

King's County Hoa- 8J4 Di July 3,

1942. to ivu. and Mrs. Edward Walsh, a1 SEMPLE -— At King's County Hos- . and Mrs. Dan Sample, King's Hospital, Montague, P, E,

6, i942. to Mr. and Mrs. Masters, Vernon River Bridge,

IABRIAGI ANNOUNUID-Ilfl‘. Justieo and Min. A. l. Arlflhlll" announce the mI-rflll! 0! 11' daughter, Maris, lo

Nuptials

“gnu *

dOn 80th.!!!

zane. daughter of

Personals vs

uni ' m. Mus °8€Yf§3m£€°m3o$ is 91M 111ml’?! in a sine length d

‘Ml-Si. enl-i. Mr. an ‘Mamba

‘or ‘unto, N°fm 3“"4°°- of cream handkerchie 951d b 7-0-2. tawa, are visi

Cavendish. Mr.

_ p"... 1 ulfifii

i i in . . . delcum ‘isle:- 3113:3171‘ lflgllllg; wish her rc- bride‘; rother Mr. covory to health again. Milane-

J. 1". Vail arrived last eve- music

Mr attend the funeral of his

dence in the m ‘w

dress oi Dusky e cu w“: 2° rifinfé u e o n . 01%“ 001?: was attended by the

Agiuta

ri loo ed chi-rm ieas of

mo er the 1am M“. Solomon Kath wedding breakfast was serve

Mrs. ' Dorchester Mass.

hero they mum They town from Montreal w same wee“ spent the winter.

' _“' friends. The many friends of Mrs. G. R- Morrison, nee Hilda MacDonald 0!

by her mother, Mrs. J.M. ham,. arc spending the

Garm-

m“ “w” “mm” with the death on

in Peter's B reg-

meeting She Ls

8y.

Mr. R. S. Hogan of New York and his son Fred. are in Charlottetown 5.2:; i.i:'i;“;r.ii.ci::have.5'2: and Billings w»

land Avenue.

William F, _ mthbrldge, his old home town in fourteen years

. ' f an, ear associated in ""1 WW5 M “d ‘m’ gifinegs {vliiitiiv iiyis fsather the late “d Mr. M. P. Hogan in the lumber

"mess public and

afternoon

2 o'clock No" Rev. Hugh

Trinity United Church

THURSDAY:- 1:30 P. M. —- Mid-week service. Prayer and Praise. Heart: Hall.

d Stanley two brothers. Thomas resident of

St.

W111 Mrs. McMi

Strawberry Crops Light

Dry weather reduced the Prince ' v

Fgivbibrodut Issiialili}. ghfiwt-Elfergge 32?: Joseph Daniel Rose. 85, a

al production this year according to reports from the various grow- ing sections. ’I\ie test plot at the Experimental Faim pmduoed only about half the llilw-l numb?!‘ berries this summer, ir. was stated last night by Mr. G. C.

the an-

JOSEPH DANIEL ROSE e are ex-

the meet-

d, Borden,

organiza-

more than l2 years. warm“ ward Island, Mr. Rose dent of Cambridge for

now of Strawberries of the common 50 years‘ H9

is accom- variety, Senator Dunlap,

Clarinc

. also era! services will widely attributed to the weather.

6,1115% the berries first appeared on be in Mt. Auburn Cemetery.

later some stores were selh the-m "at two boxes for 29 centsniut a with couple of days ago, when it was

OHS Elven There will be

patches left without mulch during Building PUMPS“ ‘the {Winter would be earlier bear- Queen's Count , ng r _

tho of twelve o'clock

. Very few berries

are grown in the vicinity ol sum- s de,

night by

A variety which gives promise of n p0 __ is the “Loulse" variety which ripens say’

could gm berries but their first

fruit bu‘, m“; not be produced until

will

Ca . are also very mnl-m , ° roved of Almost the eniirg beiryg crop gm g"; §§°2.'.§‘...“i‘.".‘i..‘3Y.L“.°l.f.‘;i“§£i3:

ca" e ped to neighboring provinces some years ago but the export trade nev-

erokjwl touany prophcrtipn}

en ng on e orh oom-

rasvbeiry crop, Mr. Warren that the prospects were good. They wlnfered well and ‘hould be edl tgiilzt, ‘The ‘lame: arg expect-

rpc W fn s ays.

The cherry trees axenuril laden present and when the fruit iipens there should be a 0WD. he asserted. There are pros- ICOY-lnty pacts or a light plum crop lZl I e

courses of the same and Northwestwardly

cupatlon of James thence southerly along ‘I the said Bonshaw Road; and thence

July 8. at Road in

Samuel varieties promise to yield a neg land- 5 “me mm‘

l» ¢f0i1b£11ie trees showed conslder- 3;“ o

able 0cm the above described

Previous to her marl-la bride was the recipient of many was beautiful gifts from her host of

Elevated employee for more ‘

50 years until his retirement in Allison Unllfefslly. 1930. died today at his home. 101 .1 Upland Road, Cambridge. He was b a starter at Harvard Square for

W88 B. member hit 11w Mount Olivet Lodge, A.F. at A.M., a life member of Longfellow

excepting thereout that

In Memoriam

MacFarlane - Daly

June wed- lng Ill aolemnilednam. Dun- staff's Basilica, when Mag

s

i

. Bred After the ceremony a delightful she d T0 Mrs. P.

_ immediate friends of the bride and N, 5_ groom at the Charlottetown Hotel. The hiirrlipvlvlcoiifile aremairnakintigka 1"“ rl of e ar mes ore - Hllfdlllll Dew" 5nd h" in; up residence at their home in

8e tho Pres

Born in Charlottetown, P El. Mrs. Howard had lived here for $2 yea

rs. In 1910 she Joined the sraff of '

andnYnI-l when Rm"

N.B., assisted by Rev. .D.. pastor of the Church, unite n marri

surance Brokers here and after sev- th that iii-m establish- her own business whim she con- ducted up to the time of her death. Jen" H0 In 1921 she was appointed a notary Morison. was the first woman in this province to hold that office. Mrs. Howard was secretcrv h Vancouver Real Estate As- sociation and for many Years had been an active member of the der of the Eastern saw lrere Surviving are two sons. PO. Ron-

ald M. Howard with the RCAF. with the American grgflguéagfize sleeves-

of

Oi‘-

an or o] , V ., n

Naval Air Arm at N lckMciiqifiag cu“ 1,0585 a here and Roland McMillan of Win- w‘ tip veil

nipeg-North Vancouver Exch. (The deceased was a daughter of the late Capt. Roland Mcltizllan and the brid Ian of this citJ.)

Boston 9d,‘, th a :1

A native of Elmira. Prince Ed- Wa-i B. T651- more than

of

be held at 3 Lam Friday at the A. E. Long Memori

Mortgage Sale

Bonshaw Settlement Road; thence next’ y“! Magnetic North

chains or until it meets the Green Road; thence following the various th

for the dis- ltancelgf fotigy-threehchains or until t str es e Nort east corner o land now or formerly in the oc- 15ml“ “@533 McGaughey; at the said James McGaugheyis East Line to

Settlement following the courses of the said last mentioned a Southerly and South- easterly direction to the place of n commencement and containing .. duly province this year but the earlier °”“"‘““°“ °“° hmdaidlégvrejag: H part, land de-

bY

scribed as followm-Commencing

HOLDWAY - MACDONALD .-

M Too Late To Clasify

illi-

ld Cambridge Baptist mm. Mn Gilbert’ market, A charge of 3o cents l. box Church officiating, Interment will Who is making nu first visit to W“ Placed on we first supply to Prince Edward Island was a mem- Teach the retailer!» A

Mr,‘ Warren explained um the Auction in front of the Law Courts

Prince Edward Island, on Fri ay the Thirty-first day of July A. D. 1942 at the hour noon, all that tract lpiiece 0rd plaglcel of Iland stilt- uate yn an ng on owns p

Number ghirty aforesaid, bounded P'e"d°'."" and described as follows. that la to

In Memoriam

IILIAIIANNMILIJII

Ml‘!

Miassh

Lorne.

forni

Friday afternoon byterlan Ch

This city lost a ioneer resident Igiesday at

holidays at the Collin bungalow, st. fal-fllfllllvel Gem"! “WIN” °

North Mrs. a Belle Howard of 837 Suther-

f

in this

dall

eart roses completed her costume. . Brooks, sister of of honor, and floor- bodice

Mia.

The passed at Mgtaguo, MacFar M m‘ all?‘ Mar t Ann . . mon ,

Machrlanc and tholato John Mg! lish. wife of the lagengohn T. ted in manllle to lish,

of Doroheltnr. ago. b he: brother. cat a

in the eighty

sacrifice for o one,

eceased h is survived als , and two Johnstone. Montague, ague Johnstone, Long Beach. Cali- a.

was laid

A weddin Saturda

cess line d'soie,' bodice made

crochet lace. with dar into the Victorian ruf - ssveethealrt

Arthur C e was matron wore a mystic blue lenclh gown with shined and long full sleeves. She caitled a bouquet of pink roses and de iums, and wor

peacefully to Wedn d aimogn llln " u’ Mrs

and a tr rs was a useful

(Mrs. Dr.

MacDo D98.

The funeral service was held on from St. Andrew's urch. of which she a life-long member, and to rest beside her hus- band, who passed on nineteen years 8H0

N uptials

July 4th, l

age hi5 younger daughter ward, to Mr. Thomas Watt son of Mrs. P. Morison and the late Mr. Morison of Cran Manitoba. T e bride wore a Victorian prin- gown of white moussellne of frost-fine is penetrating fled skirt, and long

d a bouquet of brlar-

nd baby's breath. A fin- _ with coronet of sweet-

Keep in the Picture of Healfh with. . .

neckline with

sheer

heart roses.

Came: on Hi

. gave the bride in ge DIES 1N CAMBRIDGE Mr. Wilfred Scott, oi‘ Toronto, act-

as best man,

popular

..., l~|>i.‘n I

marrla , and

n vrndurte of Mt. Sackville. N. B.

..u oi li- cnto u.i.ve.sity. She has een employed at the Children's Aid Society, in Toronto, for past two years, The ated from itoba and

the groom gradu- Brandon College, Man- Toronto University. The

young couple will reside at o.

Nobel, Ontari Folowing the ceremony a recep- tion was given in honor of the

. (Chisholm) newly-ml" Rose. and a sister. Mrs. Margaret elm 1151111913