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BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING

ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING ,_

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY TO

British and Foreign Bible Society

IN CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND

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HUNTER RIVER, P. n. ISLAND

Monday Evening, June 28th

at seven thirty tfolimk

The Guest Speaker is

The REV. CANON J. W. MacDONALD of Wycliffe College, Toronto

Please plan to attend this meeting.

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i The Bible is a shining light in the darknesh- ,- it stands for human liberty. ‘ a

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Gentral Guardian locals, 5o per vrord' W g 2c per word: Announcements and (iomieiigergvrrhiis iiiiimm he“.

Floral and Spiritual Offerings Cards, etc" 5 .

Condolence 70o per inch; Wedding engﬂgemgllgjrliiliﬂﬂlgliasbiltizegs]s: and lil cents for every additional 3 words. Notices o! ﬂunk d“ Apprectiatiomizlzﬁlrl Pxladinch orddcrper word. Lists of Buhspﬂlﬂon. giiilpcleéiatsioplegr . ress an reseutatlon $1.00. Other ma; 0g

T0 Lei Teachers Wanted

r0 rer - UNEHUENISIIED M apziriinerit, heated. Continuous WANTED — TEACHER FOR

f hot water, Ei€Ull‘lC Range. Apply gifrgystgagflié gggftlglllabeg

. M“. Home, phone 321. 6-24-31 1st. $50.00 a month. Llgm school

t— _ "i *—————~ A. w, MacMman Se. ., - LNT AT ROCKY POINT ’ (‘yd-reas- “iilfriilished cottage. Apply GUHPQ: Grand Emil’. Magdalen Islands-I

, ian. t-ze-z-i-zs. " wanted Female Help Wantmj

-"'——_. . ,. Fm waiyrao - a MAID arm. 'Al\ThD — ‘ll-N CARS PICKLED .- ' 34 ‘wash, payingwhigrllicst cashhpigtrle. Bughw“ {iﬂiid- 313-31 Apply u. . oiimgs i: L-CZJ vAN ‘i hiililﬂli. ’ u-zzr-ai. “ﬂcafﬁfﬂrs‘;Koflggﬁgesgnﬁliﬁgf wa. an - snmu. FRANKLIN lite" 4o._.tiilf" Pnme- 6'24“ store. Phone lids-L. 6-23-21. ‘VANTED _ A WOMAN 0R Gla- ‘T i. . . , for housework Good w; e r an - N - - g 5- “Aioit-r‘ Cycle rrr gosogcgdgzuvlilw Steivart, Dunstaiinage. 6 23-31 WANTED - GIRL FOR slLvl-m ___ __ _;___._€ __.___,, ___,__ P - i unwrap r0 Dov BUNGALOW sgrrégiiverolsiéitiiiciemiiiiiee 835i‘: or cottage immediately in or lgggewwn p, E L ’6_23_31 near city. Will pay cash. Apply -—~-~~~ —'v--_-4i______' Guard 6-24-25-21. WANTED _ A MAID FOR SMALL "““““';i",—i_""“*“' fﬂlnily- No children. Evenings I'm" bale %ec.£i\slrs.Pl<Di.) 7%. Hi‘ Beer, 2'17 Mimi? €1l - KONG 0- 6-23-31 FOR SALE - GOOD cow. DAN —~ ~—M———— MacDonald, Sit, Clyde River, W - TED — MAID FOR GENER- 6-22-li. a1 ‘igiiviiscyiprkuwhcif can do dplﬁln --—~ ——i-—-~ coo nu: am _' o a u ; FOR ‘ALE — HARDY P00; references reqiiired; sfisleary ﬂflqy s; yer". Wilson MacDonald. “mars monthly: send heme and w lSitlfl Rivet‘. 6-2331 steady dreamer;- il/britehfirtatllrelz -_ ___i~_-__ 8E8 Hi1 experience o; s. . FOR SALE — TRUCK WAGON Marcus, 11 King 5b,, Saint John, with box, pole and channels. N. B. 8-23-11. Allgply Claude Smith, East Ray‘- — a y. 6 ‘ -'

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Montreal Stock

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Montreal Burb

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Minimum Charge for Any Advertisement g5 gem‘ For

class-riled 3c per word; ln Memoriam Notices 70o pg; hiclfilzvarg; Price com .

Member 0f British House Regrets Error

OTTAWA, June 22 -- (CP) — McKenzie Mrs. Mavis Constance Tate, mein- McLeallan ber of the British House of Com- McWatt

had stated T.C.A. was GO-per-cent United States owned and only 40-

iT.C.A.tsis wholly owned by the gig’: R0 Canadian Government). p

poi“. after the war and if

she hoped Canada would to make its own transport planes and not he dependent other country for them.

Sharp Debate ' In Australia

statement in the British House ln Normet regard to ownership or Trans- Canadu Air Lines.

" ""- \""T"‘» "w, had considered selmmr reliable, she said, but \il.~Ai\f', ttlt! l4,ii1.)l'lLii\l[‘.' provided by the press conference to retract the Slade“

Sedan. Excellent coridrton. Equipped with radio and heater. GCCCi tires. Apply Ralph Mac- Ewcri. Bristol. 6-23-2i.

biilesmen Wanted OPPORTUNITY! FOR YOUR spare time. Make liberal weekly commissions by selling fruit; tr. ', shrubs, roses and peren- ni. s etc, exclusive territory - a digniﬁed remuner-ativc business. B!‘ a spare-time irgerit for "The ol:l reliable Fcnlhlll Nurseries", established over 100 years. We train our agents and supply handsome free selling outfit. Ap- llli’ Stone and Wellington, Tor"- onio. 6-24

Bciircen date of landing in North Airrcn and the miidlc cf May Brit- irii irongis smoked 450,C-0O,C00 cigar- ettes and are PJIC-itllilo bar's of choc- olate. Since April is‘. 258012-30 Brit- 1511 airizraphs were dealt with. 25. W) bags of mail were received frcm Britain.

WANTED —- BOY ABOUT 18 OR 1'1 to learn fur business and do odd jobs. Apply National Sel- ective Service Office. 6-24-2i.

Selective Service Orifice.

NOTICE

My helper having enlisted in his Majesifs services I am discontinuing horse-shoe- ing after June 23, but will corﬁimre in my other lines of work.

H. E. FORD

CANBERRA, Australia. June 22 (CP Cable) — Prime Minister Cur~ tin told the House of Representa- tives today that President Roose-

wnrvrrD - MECHANICS rort lccal garage. Apply National

with bungling of food and inan-

Prime Minister was injuring Aus- tralizﬂs reputation at home

terference with industry and (ail- ure to check strikes and absentee- United A“

tomorrow when it will The government has only

Representatives but is expected to win tomorrow's (liVlSi0fl.hI:gW8Vl€‘l‘. there is some question w e er t e

Senate. where the opposition has a majority of four, might make it impossible for the government to ——- make legislative progress.

volt had promised Airstrnifa planes i that: would increase the Royal Aus- Am C Mid F

The Prime Minister was replying Anﬂﬁﬂiidﬂ to a non-confidence motion of

Minister n. v. Evatt during his Con Edisvn recent visit to Washington.

'i?¥"\'§ TORONTO, J1me 33—(CP)—Clo- sing Toronto Stock Quotations. Stock Close Acme 09'»; MEX 1.35 Alderman I'll‘; Amm 01% Ana Odo ‘lo Argon Astoria Aunor 2J2 uagamac arrkfi 051L- Dealt?‘ B83. e 109 DJJZOOd israiorne 10 orazil 21 Broulan 54 Brown _ 11 uuii Ank 23b mm Con o val Edm 152 Canners 91/, ucrn Mal 45 Cariboo u, Cent Pat 112 Chester _ L33 uocnmenour 1,10 Conairiim 1,05 con Smelt 431,’, Davies 15-1, Denison o4 Duqllesne 05-, East Mal 135 Eldorado 1oz Falcon 46 Fed Kirk m Gillies 0 Gods L uoioale 1g , Gold Gate 05 8'.» ;118.iCl'OW ()4 ~’- 1 Haliiwell 051,, -- Hard Ru 49 hiaricer 031,5 330 - LiOillhg 9_ =, nomest o4 Howey g3 lnspira 3- lnt Nick 351/, Int Pete 19s., Jason g1 Jellicce . 9,; Ker Add 5gp Kn: L 6Q Dufault '13 Shore 151,4: eitch g3 Lil L L 72 Masassa. 3439 MacLeod 1J5 Madsen 1_7() Malartic 131 86 (l2 mons, at a press conference here Min Corp today, expressed regret that she Negus 44 had made s. "wholly inaccurate" Noronda. 451/, 94 Obrien 79 Omcsii 2s Mrs. Tats is here as a. member Ont Nick 067i: of the Empire Parliamentary As- P5433113 05 ’ a Paymast 21 speech in the British House she Perlmi 7-1 Pick Crow 155 Preston 107 per-cent British owned. She had Rem) 029-3 checked her information from two Sim Ant , Egg sister." s; Siscoe 4g 39 0'7 s 1 ' 2,22 Mrs. T;te said today she is great; Tiéglgg ly concerned with civilian air trans- guns Res 65 .0 w/e to be an independent agency gggnﬁﬁg b‘? able Vermilata 251i’, nite e50 811i’ Walker - 55 Weridigo g1 Wri Har- 3.30 CURB Con Pap 51;’ Dalhousle it Pcnd Ore 135 Total Salas 491,000 ii. Y. Stock 41 trallan Air Force by 60 per cant. Am Tel and '1'e1 a fer Baldwin Loco 17% ed by opposition lender Arthur W. Belldlx AV 35 aid Mr. Roosevelt's Beth steel 925‘: promise was obtained by Foreign ch95 01110 43% glee ﬁiluto Lite ‘ 373% opposition e" 9° 3, speakers charged the government ggllxqg/Pigl: enn o 1-’ power problems and asserted the Monteivgrd and N Y Central 1'" abroad by inaction. unnecessary iu- ‘(I39 Texas Corp ~’ y} the r dden m0 R“‘“° 5°“? i’? o a - . tion is expected to continue through g g 425% be ‘mien Vcnodium Corp 22%, a West Union 341/ majority of one in the House oi west m“ an}: . Nova Scotia. ' 152

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BEIDW TilE BELT‘?

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More than till! o! your dilution is done below the belt-in your 2B (eat o! bowels. Bo when indlgeltbn strikes, try something that helps diuutiou in the stomach AND below the belt.

What you any med in Carter‘: Litth Li": Pills to give needed help to that “torfotta 2B feet" of bowels. ‘

Talon one Carter's Little Liver Pill hetero and one alter mall. Take them according to directions. They help wake up u. larner ﬂour o! the l! main digestive juices in your stom- nch AND bowels-help you digest what you have eaten in Nature's own way.

Then moat folks get tho kind of relief that makes you iecl better from your head w your tool. Just be lure you get tho genuine Curtain Little Liver Pills from your drunks-ZN,

BRYENTON-MacKAY

Saturday afternoon at two o'clock at the parsonage of McPhail Bap- tist Church, Ottawa, Miss Roma Belle MacKay, o! Ottawa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex M. MacKay, Durrdas Centre, P.E.I., was quiet y married to Mr. Eldrcd G. Bryeriton, of Arvida, Que. son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston G. Bryeriton Rollo Boy West, P.E.I. The ceremony was performed by Rev. George Edwards.

The bride was attended by her

sister, Miss Mary MacKay, and _

Mr. Harold Vessey was best man.

A two-piece Prirrcesse frock of Heavenly blue, designed with three-quarter length sleeves, was worn by the bride. Lace made the yoke and edged the bottom of the jacket, which buttoned down the back. Her small. round, flour-

ered hat was in matching blue and had a large veil. White accessories and a shoulder-knot of pink Rap- ture roses were chosen to com- plcte her ensemble.

The bridesmaids dress was a two-piece model in navy and white sheer Bemberg crepe. worn with it navy-trimmed white lint, navy shoes and white gloves. Her cor"- saze bouquet was yellow Elizabeth roses.

A reception for the couple was yllfild in Montreal at the home of the bridegrnonrs sister, Mrs. Earle Cleary. Following the rcccntion, Ml‘. and Mrs. Bryenton loft on their wedding trip to Prince Ed- ward Island. Mrs. Brjwcriton irnvcl- ling in a rose and blue printed crepe, made on Prlncesse lines, and wearing her bridal hat and ncces~

so es. The couple will take up residence in Arvida.—Ottawa Journal.

MacGREGOR-TCBSS

The home of ‘Mr. and lilrs. Char- les S. Ross of Lorne, Pictriu Coun- ty, was the scene of a pretty wed- ding at five o'clock Saturday af- ternoon, when their younger daugh- ter, Katherine Violet, was united in marriage to Hugh Fraser. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard MacGregor oi Westvillc. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. W. A. Ross of Springslde an uncle of tire bride, and the wedding march played by Miss Etta Ross of Pownal, P.E.I., cousin of the bride. Nearly st hundred guests witnessed the ceremony.

The bride. who was given in mar“

riage by her" father". Wore :1 gown of white triple sheer with finger" tip veil of lace net. She carried a bouquet of deep rose cnrzrnntions 'and lilies-of-the-vnlley with white ribbon streamers. The bride was attended lrv her sister, Miss E. Christine Ross of Rosliridale, Mass, and the groomsman was Clyde Fraser of Wcstville.

During the reception which fol- lowed the ceremony, Mrs. W. A. Ross, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Murdoch Ross, aunt of the groom. poured. Refreshments yrcrc served by a number of the brides friends.

An interesting feature of the oc- casion was the fact that it was the 42ml anniversary of the marriage of the bride's mother and father, nnd they too received the congrat- ulations ni’ the assembled friends.

Mrs. MncGregor is a graduate of the Victoria General Hospital. Hai- ifasr. and Mr. MricGregor is em- plovcd by the C.N.R.

The bride travelled in a black wool suit with matching accessories. After a motor trio through the ‘Wnriiimes. the colonic will reside in 'I‘ruro.-—Ha1ifax Herald.

Aircraft Produeton

OTTAWA, June 22 -—iCP)—M1lIli- tions Minister Howe today gave the House of Commons the follow- ing detailed report of aircraft pro- duction in Canada, from the begin- ning of the war up to last May 31:

Elementary trainers

Tiger Moth 1,384, Menasco Moth i0. Wireless Moth 126. Cornell 409. Fleet “16" 431--total 2,360.

Advanced trainers

As coal miners by the thousands left thier wm-iz, in prgte5t against wpgs lofusai Q; their demands, a iii‘ the miner's are from lire rank and lilo." Abwc, the delegation of 51X Logan County, W. Va, miners yrs i (iclcgnliorr enters the White House gate. Iii forc- ited Presidential Secretary Marvin McIntyre at the‘ around, left to right, are Norrrrrm \\';-,~,.,n_ 014M11- B, White House to reiterate and emphasize “for the‘, Cxurrpbiil. leader of the grotto and S. H. hloore.

a‘ 9, - 101, Bolingbroke 367, Anson n..'rii 69, Boliirzlrrokv, i 1,850, Lysandei" rso-toiu 3.578. ‘Firing beet 63- Iii-i

Hrrnpden 160, ivlosqurio 1Q _'. 76.

Grumman v15, w Si rirnV

‘sea IIERE, rrs Prtiv/iri: rnznritock maroon‘ ING AGAIN‘

Everybodyﬂs in a hurry _ both characters and; <1 cartoonist »as Pvi Herbert L. Block dashes oif n, drawing about the bomb-plagued dictators while dash ‘ Orlando’ mm ing off to drill himself. "-

Herblock, as the artist signed himself during hisi al t many years as a nationally lmo-yri cartoonist for NlslA Service, lids found liiilc time during his initial months in tire Army to lay aside the rifle for the teen. . inspections and the iriev ; 1y to illu “on the double" most i An (‘L

Basic training, biyorracs, itable K. P. duty have kept lrim

Private Block rolled up his khaki cuffs and dipped his pen in the G I inkycell for the first time to

benefit of the misinforurail 1., A-C iiiut the d- JTldS

aer 32, Del a 8. i;\':1ili(l'l' T-‘t, No

w this cartoon for the Aiiliiary News at Cami! . Ark, where he \\'1;~ iirst sizitioiici, He Til assigned to tho Army Air" Force; post all

. i fir; one of the country's leading editori- ooinsis, Hcrblock won the Pulitzer Prize for‘ tho

best cartoon iii 1941. His caricatures of Hitler‘, Mus- solini d oilrer rntorirationwl riilnlirs are iarnoirs inn: . r but at the some time serve effective-

the penis oi his cnrtc rs.

will ho cumin; tin-ouch in future weeks as he rningles service at the clriiyyrrig board with regular" training in his new assignment with the Army Air Fhrcvs

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Memphis Belle Margaret Polk welcomed hér Flying Fortress name- iﬂiie homo -—M1d with it Captain Robert K. Morgan, of Asheville, Tenn. ciiiii- Morena, skipper u: lite Memphis Belle that returned w the u. E alter 25 bombing missions over Europe and fiance of the Memphis

P"! who awaited him at the airport, said "Hey, darling gee‘ when, as shims above, he mot um Polk

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Amphibious Alllﬂfllhlil forces use many kinds of landing crirft in their drills for illY-Wldll oi lll('l'l'l_\' shores. 0n Atlantic (oust nmircuvcrs, ‘FWPS Swiiim IiOWii ladiuixs into loot-is, at for left, to head ‘for the bcaclics. binrliics who aitucird Gr: ' .\ canal nscd armored '“i\iiiglll.\)1‘5" to advance front szir n in sir in center, and brought tanks to the point oi attack in “-i(‘1lZill(‘ us. bottom, Right no to the bc-ich comes the new LCI -i urrlin; C m: Infnnryu boat, above. to send sold- iers racing ashore from umuplnriks lci down in the shallow water. This vessel is larger than handing barges and is designed to operate close m beaches. ..

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