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able in advance. ‘WEDNESDAY, JULY l6 I Suppers Served after 5 p.|n.

Tllh column la reserved for news . Picnic

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CONFIJDIJRATION LIFE [No SUBANCE.

AT YOUR saavicu Arnfsst iﬁw Oomvnv. Phone ms

l LOOKING FOR summer dresses iii‘! Fashion ﬁioppe Gt. George st.

i TODAY is the final date toi- -payinI water rates.

Mr. Joihn W. Christie of the Nichols Chemical Co. Ltd. 1s a visitor to the city on business.

Mrs. Houliie o! Charlottetown lass a recent visitor to Wood Is- lands the guest o! Mrs. Malcolm Martin. ‘

A. KENNEDY a 00.. 1.11)., 3) Queen street. have been selling Iiily "we to the farmers for many

Years. Get yours today. ———- Mr. and Mrs, Fred Clark and

son Freddie of Riverside, Rhode Island, are spending the sum- mer in this Province.

inocrorr. CURTIS. Oflice, so... shaw will be closed Jilly 12th to Aug. 4th.

HER! FROM CALIFORNIA _ iMr. and Mrs. A. R. Crocket. thﬂ‘ daughter Joan and son William are Ilere from California, guest; o! Mrs. Crocket's sister. Mrs. A. A. Leaman and Mr. Lehman,

Mir. and Mrs. Fred Cl.a.rke ind aon Freddie ct Riverside, R. I. are visiting Mrs. Clarke's sister. Mrs. Geo. Johnston, North River Road.

Mrs. Edward I-Iackett, Idnroaa is at present a patient in the Kings County Hospital. Montague. Her many friends wish for her I speedy recovery.

‘ ATTENDING BOYS CAMP __ IEIWIH Miii. son of Mr. and Mrs. yﬂecil Mill, Clermont. and Lyman Moase. New Annan, are attending {the Anglican Youth Centre at Crapaud.

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THREE announces FOR "iwsrv" aFvaivruitii PIGS OPENING HERE SOON PITTSBURGH. Jilly B -— tAPi "For the Love of Rusty-n Co_ -—'I7‘-lc brakes tailed on a truck ILIITXIJIB'S third film in the popu-

laden with pzgs and the truck was ivreoked.

Mistaking the squeal; of the pigs for the cries of injured children, three ambulances and We police tars hurried to the scene.

Only two persons were hurt.

All FORCE WANTS MEN

OVITAWA. July 0 - (OP) - More than 1.100 vacancies for R. C. A. r‘. ground tradesmen were reported by Air Ibrce headquart-

lar "Rusty" series. will open at the Capitol Theatre today. Ted Donaldson repeats his role as Rusty's young master, while Torn Powers. Ann Doran, Aubrey Ma- ther arid Sid Tomack are also featured. The original screenplay was written by Malcolm Stuart Boylan and directed by John Bturgea fo producer John lieg- gott.

ars today. Most are open to ro- cruits between 18 and 15 who have their Junior matriculation.

Wood Island-Caribou

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pioyee of the Sun Life Assurance 00.. of Canada. head office Mont- real, P.Q., arrived home by plane June 26 to spend her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. syi. J. MacDonald at souris.

i POSITIONS OPEN - Are you interested in service with Red Cross as visiting home maker. Must have experience in house- keeping arid caring for children. ‘Apply at Red Cross. -——- ‘ _____ AVONLEA W. l. I ranxnau: SCHOOL -_ In the

Parkdale Pri"e list Miss Beverley The regular June meeting o! Good received second pﬂu for the Avonies W. 1 met. at the home o! MOB! it!" iii Reildin: and second Mrs. R. G. Fleming. the Presi- prlze for the most improvement in dent presiding and the meeting vrritilng besides the ones which have opened in the usual manner. appeared in the prize list. | The minutes of last meeting

-_ ‘were read and approved and the

ATTENDED FUNERAL - Mrs. roll eali responded to by 12 mem- Caroline F. Campbell and Missibers. Several visitors were also Lydia Murray left this morning} present. Committees reported and for their home in Dorchester, Mass.. l new sick committees are as fol- atter attending the funeral ofi’ lows: Rustioo. Mrs. Roy Woolnar their father. the late Mr. John A. v and Mrs. Ernest MadLure; Caven- Murrsin Clyde Rlver- dish, Mrs. Milton Green and Mrs. George Clark.

It was decided to ask Milton Players to present their play in as follows; Prlncctown Road. 11:00 Clwiidish “In "MM"? Wliibil- A.M.; Winslc-e South, 3:00 P.M:i Correspondence was read and wmsioe North 730 p1»; my, plans for the district convention Theodore Ross will preach at the “med 0V"- y-“ree say-vie“ A dainty lunch was served and ‘ the meeting closed by singing

351mg“ 0p gcQTLAyn _| God Save The King. Next meet- Prayer meeting. Silmmerslde. July m! l0 b6 I196 8i? ihﬂ 110m! 01 M1’!- lﬁth, a p.m.' Communion Services Jtfﬁmiilh simmﬁii- "Qmblflliil! Birch Hill. July 13th. 10:30 ash-mi" 25¢ collection $297- nnd 7:30 p.m.. with preparatory‘! —--—-——~ services Thursday and saturday. 8, STANLEY 33395! 59300!‘

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WINSLOE UNITED CHARGE - services for Sunday. July l8. are

l “LAND vysn-ogg _. vlglﬂng Grade IX: 1. Francis Reid. ihere and in Coalburn are Ora Bsl- ‘ Grade vllI: 1. Mary MacKayi Virginia Fleming: 3, Walter

ylem and Ruby Downe, hoth o! 7- Charlottetown. While in Coalhurn M8031"!!!- lyhey W", gugsts or M", Annie Grade Vi: i. Richard Fleming:

.Mnr-Dr~rrald and in New Glasgow 2. Doreen Reid: I. George Reid. with 13,5 ‘my Mfg y‘ (1 ggilemﬂ Grade V: 1, Robert MscKsy; 2. They'll be returning Tuesday. - 131M110? Reid; 3- M!!! Hﬂﬂihﬂ- y”, 511,30“, Newt I Grade IV: 1. Lillian Coies, ‘I Grade m: i. Earlinel Malone. | " Grade 11 (Sr): 1. tltmwaon Big- car: 2 George Hisco . “Wm?” “Y SQUAW" Grade ri 1.1m: i. Eileen Reid: EDMEINTON- Jiili’ 8 — 4°?) 2' Morrison Wal- ._. S. J. Bailey of Ottawa, mak-‘ye, MacLQlan yea...” ' in: o trip down the Msckenzie| ' ' q-eacymfMny mu River to check up distrlbutionofi ' ' family allowances, has been< "shocked" by the “utter squalor and poverty" in which the natives live. the Canadian Army

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Suffrage is extended to all men Tadiii and womm 18 years of age in

and __ ‘ Notices

When the first plane the

in newly-established service between New Zealand-snd Vancouver rec- ently arrived in the B. C. 61W ii

brought greetings from the Boy scout ,Count.y Commissioner in Auckland. Vancouver Bcouters sent g reply tn person through Cub- master Marjorie Menzies. Who W8! a passenger on the first return trip to New Zealand.

Lord Baden-Powell. the sen o! the Founder of the nov Scout Movement, will act as A. D. C. Lord Rowallan, the Chief Scout.

Contingent of 0.000 Scouts, tn- ciuding 30 from Canada. at. the world Jamboree which is being held in France this August. A! i! Wolf Cub and later as a Scout. Peter Baden-Powell was s fam- iliar figure at past. Jamborees and Rallies where he often accom- panied his father.

Boy Scouts of Moncton. NB- believeAn the motto "Be Pre- nared." They are starting now to collect used toys and 0981B"! their Scout ‘rev Repair Shop for the benefit cf children whose Christmas would otherwise be to."- less. They nave set a minimum objective of 2.000 BOY!-

That the soy Scout Prwsm i! open to bovs of all creeds is evi- denced in the wide range of de- nominations represented in the Canadian Continiteﬁi l0 ‘he World Jamboree of Peace to b! held in France in Auiriist- Amt“ the as names of scouts received at Dominion Scout I-Ieadouarters to date. as members of the con- tingent, are seven United Church scouts. ll Anelienna. one Presby-

i10 country-the majority in the Van-

who will lead the British Empire

Polio Bases In Dominion At Normal Rate

(Csnsdha Press) Forty-nine cases of poliomye-

medical men coast to coast today, aware that the infectious disease travels in cyclek, fear a recur- rence of 193‘! when s "polio" epi- demk: spread through the Domin- ion like a prairie wild fire, kil1~ ing hundreds and maiming thous- ands. . The peak season for poliejor infantile paralysis. ia expected withi-ri three weeks and medical officers of health in many cities are starting a campaign to ac- quaint parents with a list of pre- cautionary measures which may

faction.

The most vulnerable age group ire from four to nine years. el- though adolescents and young adults are not sate ts-om it.

A Canadian Press survey today showed 49 “mildf cases in the

couver area where 23 have been reported since June 1 with one death.

Until the peak period arrives» the hot summer months when the dread disease makes its appear- ance quite obtrusively - doctors are merely hopeful that an epi- demic will not develop.

The Maritimes, which last year

lttla have been reported in Canada ' i since Jan. 1—a normal total-but

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at this date had 50 cases. have none nn record for 1947. Montreal reported three cases against l4 last year including one death: Ontario, seven cases, one more’ than for the same period in 1946. The Western Provinces reporter‘ S5 cases, with the Vancouver dis

trrct offering 20 of the total.

PROTEST COTTON PRICES

LONDON. July 8 - (Reuters)- A protest that Britain is paying American prices for cotton while Japanese production costs are 25 per cent lower was made in the Commons today by Stanley Prescott. Conservative. J. W. Bale-her, parliamentary secre- tary to the Board of Trade. said Britain paid the price she was asked to nay in United States dollars because this was the only

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out,“ ems Baptists. one Luther- an, one First Church of Christ Beientist. two Roman Catholics. one Salvation Anny. one Latter I my saints. and one Netheriarid Reformed Church.

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way she could get the cloth, bad.

Scout Jamboree opens in ﬁlm” in August. there will be Scouts from many distant lands. Registra- tions received to date include Scouts from Argentine. Austria. nelgium. Brazil. Canada. Czecho- i-lovakis. Cuba. ﬂlenmarlr. E1911". Great Britain Haiti. Kviiﬂrid- Hungary, India. Italy. Lybia. Lichenstein, Luxembourg. Mexico. New Zealand. Norway. Philippines. Portugal, syria. Sweden. Sudan. Switzerland. United states o! Am- erica. France. as_ host country will have present as many Scouts as the total number of visitors

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OTTAWA, July s - (C?) - Output. of crude petroleum and natural gasoline in April totalled 002,120 barrels. practically the same so in March. but 42.806 bar- rels less than in April last year. the Dominion Bureau of Statis- tics announced today. Tot-oi for the first four months of 194'! was 2436.290 barrels. compared with 2,590,500 in the same period of

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