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'__mo to " - 51C RA 9X- ‘ g battery set. ADl-‘lly 50X smmu-sme, 8-16-31. recently at the home of A. C. Gardiner when Wop]; of Lower Freetown _ . to honor W. 0. 1. Wendell who had recently returned overms having completed a tour of operations over y writory. Mr. Louis Ca . y called upon Mt. ... l-lill to bring thiea honored - rlate a ress was ‘An Bppmp Staverz. while

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with a beautiful , sum of money. In his usual , u] manner Wendell thanked neighbours nnd friends for so .\‘ rcmem .1 and others present. my speeches. after which ,, W15 given u real old fash- hcuncins- A sing long Was l all with Mrs. Allison at the organ. Lunch was the indies tlnd an en- was brought. to a Auld Lang Sync

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gUMMi-JRSIDE POLICE 1'... The following report of o; Department was sub- . . by Chief White at the Sum- oe Town Council meeting ,, night: Drunkenness, ar- li. convictions l4; vagrancy, .. 1, withdrawn l; assault, ar- 1, convictions l; theft by viol- lrrasts i. convictions l; fines torts collected slzzso- truck t scollected $4.00; bike licenses mi $20.50; misc. licenses col- $ii).00; dog licenses collect- 1mm. During the month we one serious case of theft by oe. In this case the accused sent up to the Supreme Court elected to be tried by the Coun- court Judge under the Speeziy iAct, was found guilty and oed to two years in Dor- r Penitentiary. At the pre- uule we are short of police n, only Sgt. Schurman and liare carrying on with a lnificer. This makes every- - very hard and with the ‘I of work to do in this town itis almost impossible to at- to everything, especially with claersearts men arriving home ay.- .

AX, England — (C?) ._ Duke oi Wellington's Reg- i, whcse colors hang in the IX parish church. has been ~~ tlile freedom of tlhe borough l‘- ax

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—IUI-INA . chow in clock at ‘ng-tfih‘, -I'0l IALE _. aha lot. Au 3°“ Rullell Strueiet, l’ Pill-K III Oiumpi Helium?"

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given seven day; in jail by M5315. "S" F- 5- H111 n in Summer-side T" men charged with

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—-KEN8INGTON ._ 5M3 Tuesday. aao. Wedncigfly oils I "Tucson Raiders." Red Ryoo} and and Little Beaver mow down the OIIUBW mob of Danger canyon single-handed! Also seven reels cl 3"“ 31°" sllbiwt-B. including

8-14-21.

—BUY Clear 1-1 d w Q1110)! Drying Vamishrat Brgizglsifxg 45-21.

—GEDDIE MEMORIAL Presby. terian Church. On Sunday. Aug 19, W! Bflflflmeut 0f the Lord's Sup- per will be celebrated at 1o, A. M Thanksgiving Service at 7 30 P. M.

Service Friday, Aug.

P. Rev. Archi- bald. J. llfurchison, B A., New City, N. Y., will conduct: the ser- vices and preach the sermons. Rev J. A. McGowan, Interim-Moder- atoo" 16-21.

—ADDRESS AND PRESENTA- TION.—A very enjoyable

—SOUTB GRANVILLE Presby- terian Church. On Sunday, August 19th the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated at. ll A. M. Rev. H. M. Buntain will officiate. Thanksgiving Service at 7.30 P.M. Rev. Wm. C. Nichol- son preach. Preparatory Ser- vices T ursday. August 16th at 8 P. M. and Friday, August l'7th at 8 P. M. Mr. Donald Nicholson. Brookfleld, will preach. Rev. J. A. McGowan. Interim-Moderator.

Personals —Mrs. Harrison Bell and twin daughters, Janet and Joyce of Sum- merside are spending a few days vacation at Stanhope-S.

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BUY A TAG today and helpi till City I-Ioopitnl. 8-1541

DUI T0 IIIOITAGI of material the o of Stewart Baker- ies 1M. will be closed all day Wednesday. 1-13-31.‘

N. I-ATTENBURY» LTD" Whole- sale l. will close today. (Wednesday) at noon. 8-15 ii

DB. HEATH MaoINTYBPS office. 140 Richmond Street, will be clo- sed until Monday. August 27th. 8-13-311 l NIWIOUND BTEAMEB_ expect to load general produce 30th of Amult for St. John's. Bunt-ain Bell 82 00., Agent. 8-19-31. 5'1‘. DAVIITB UNITED CHURCH. etown. ay. August 19th. 3 P. M. Special Preacher; Rev. Dr. J. Sutherland “ “, Minister of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. New York. Guest Soloist: Mrs. Ralph Douglas. 8-15-21.

A BALI‘ - HOUR service of Thanksgiving for victory this morning. Wednesday, at ll o'- clock in Trinity United Church. Worship will be conducted by Rev. Murdock MacKlnnon who is at present supplying Trinity pulpit.

8- 5-11

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Lawson E. Crosby was held yesterday after. noon from his late residmce, Mal- neque Road. Services at the home

The news of th i “p50 Wis received hlpstuurlllxtlglgsigg ‘with more boisterousness than was l e surrender of Germany, crowds gum‘ W lather on Water and wllmmer Streets about 9,30 p“; 9T6 800d natured and were com. Wsed 1110-11-15’ Of teen-age young_ sters Police arrested one man but he “'18s hnot. Jailed as he climbed out ° t e rear window of the paddy “WWW "$1118 as his means o! exit $119 Space left when a drunk re- cently kicked out the 31553, The youngsters wanted to stage mgeet dance and Chief o! Police 9 Kaye hi5 pennission if they could find any music. This proved in be unavailable. although the window of the Red Triangle club was raised and the iuke box played but the sound would not carry sufnmenu? 11° be 0f Bfly value. It W85 i100 late when the new, can; l" 1°? Swre fronts and residences to decorate but. no doubt ifhis wuli be done today. No Word ha; be", given out yet as to whether there will be a civic celebration but it is presumed that there will be a 3114351161: 0f some nattulie in line e mos ' on VVE Day~_ssuccess u one held,

-Miss Olive Thom son of Ken- sington has returne sipelrxiding a pleasant week in Caven-

s .

Masters Robert and Donnie Tay-z lor of Halifax who have been the‘ recent, guests of their grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thomp- son, left recently for Victoria where they will spend a month before re- turning to Halifax.

Waite. Junior

-Mrs. Howard

AT ALBANY

H! instruct-d by the executors iilecsiate of the late lumen P. ion of Albany. to nfler by ti public auction on the prom- li Albflny on '

ATURMY. AUGUST is. ms n 1 GCLOCK r. M.

iltrm of the mo Mr. Johnston "l! vi ‘my acres of excel- hnd ‘mil Euud buildings in the l‘ "l Albany and also the 10l- ' "mime! nropertyc-Twu . one cow. lhrco calves. four "n "n" ltfller (M. II.) truck e- t1rt. sing]: plough, hay "id blfcks. (Illa han-nwg, -d\luble harness. cream sep- H kitchen range, lounge, ar- "hlivre. lfilll‘ bedroom an m, l-rou-n m,

alive ion nf hay in barn, ten

"is, four acres potatoes, two iurrops.

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articles

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Waite and Wendall Waite, Herbert and Mrs. Phillips and little daugh- ter Dianne have returned to Sum- merside, alter visiting in Daruley and Long River, the guests of Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. Herbert Paynter.

—M.iss Florence Callwhlfl Fmmingion, Mass. who has been visiting her father, Mr. W. P. Callaghan of Summerside left vwtarday morning for New Water- ford, NS, to visit her brother, Dr. Wilfred Callfl-Sllan-S

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Property consisting of 2 lots with store and l3 room house combined. Also barn Quick sale. For particulars only .

JOHN S. NOONAN Borden O-O-O-O-OQ-OO-O 8-15-3i

ours: BAGS non SALE

30.000 75-lb. potato packed in bundle: of U flfl

tired as follows:

From now to August 25th at $4.00 per bundli-

Friim August 27th to September 1st at $3.00 per bundle- lvlm Sent. 3rd lo September 8th at $2.00 per bundle- hilm Sept. 10th to September 15th at $1.00 per bundle-

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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL

Liberal Assooiatio Will Be

MEETING OI‘

n of 1st limo’: Held In

FRADALDANE HALL ' THURSDAY, AUG. as AT a PM. ‘uh Poll is entitled to lend five delegates. FRED MQDONALD, President.

home after .

K ensington I And Vicinity I

Mm- Béliiamin Cameron returned °“ siltlfmly from a pleasant trip *0 Wells River. Vermont whore she was the _ g h '

Edith o er sister

Miss Hazel Paynter is visiting in Kensingtvn the Elli-it 0i her friend Miss J1me Burt.

Mr. and Mrs. Errwin Champion and son Alan are spending their gglédays at their cottage. Mar-

The many friends of Mrs. Ben. Champion regret to hear of her serious illness, and hope for her speedy recovery,

Mrs. Percy Driscoll was a visitor to Summerside on Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield and daughter, Marlon and Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes Letcher. Springhili. N. S.. are spending a week guests at "Treeholme."

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vincent

and grove were conducted by Rev. Stirling Stackhcuse. During the service at the home Mr. J. A, Moore sang as a. solo " e 01d 311G895 OM85." Interment was in Sherwood Cemete . The p311- bearera were: Part ck Curley, J05. eph Curiey. Wilbur Trainer, Harry Crosby, William MacKay and Frederick Gates.

Personals

Miss Shirley Ferguson and Mrs. Lorna MacAusland of Halifax are visiting the latter's little dough. ter,‘ Avonna. Irene, at the homg o; Mr. and Mra. E. N. Hill.

Mrs. Wilfred Morrison, East St. Jdhn lI-IICLMISS Teresa Cnhill, Mon. treai, are visiting in Charlottetown "is Quests of their parents, Mr. and

. J. Wilbert Cahill, 123 Dorchester St.

Mr. and Mrs. Norris Binns and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Binna have returned to Saint John after BDendinB a. most pleasant vacation in New Glasgow.

L. A. C. Gerald P. Murtagh who

‘for the past several months has

been stationed at the R. C. A. F. Station, Summer-side, Prince inward Island, has been transferred to R. C. A. F. Station in For-bay, Newfoundland. He left Monday last for his new post. there.

Fewer Livestock toflintries At Show But Quality iligh

h tn umber of entries inilhtgo$ious glazes of horses. 00$" tie, sheep, swine, and Wllltfy B" n -rgea.sl.ast you!!!" bit-ion officials last nisht- MM that, in their opinion. the quality 1n many respects was better than

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evgmg-gygfistgtfly 100 HOISCNDS. 150 Ayrshires, 120 Jerseys, and 70 Sher-thorns are entered in the cat- fi; “w”; fihiffti? elicit’?

reel encr -

and standard-breds.

In the Guernsey class of dairy cattle two of the larZef 9x11151110“ are Guy Roda oi Brackley and W. H. Horne of Milton-

Georgc Hos/well, A. MacRae and

and Winsome daughters Gail and Roma, were visitors to Kerwngton on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brown and family and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Glover and Miss Elaine are snvnd- ing their vacation at their cottage French River.

Mrs. Dan F. McKay and daugh- ter Eva. New London, were visitors to Kensington the guests 0f M!‘- ond Mrs. Perry Cann.

lVirs. Addie Dill/U. MOBWBW- T9‘ turned to her home on Wednes- day after spending her lumusl var- ation in Kenslngton, renewing Did friendships. she was the guest o! her sister Mrs. Wm. Gill. Mrs. Iqrank MncMiilan Charles returned to 1"! N. 8-. 0n Thursday after a P10155111’ visit to her uncle MI‘. John Bllml

and Mrs. Burns. id has return-

mflsshm“: w s - °d m a u lngdmi- vacation

Lean’ after spend in Bdrm the truest Mm 9""! MlcNally.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McDon-

, N. S, weromrerélclt

guests at aeholme". - '

Donald is a rerrwntet" °* "Lever Bros."

Mrs. James E. Somcrs was a visi- tor to Remington on Thursday. Allison Bernard Ind m"?

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tlfluA anon Secretary

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EIIECTIIIIC=TEFBIGE§ATOB FOB

sale. Apply 304 Kent St. Phone coo-L. 01‘ lm-J. a-io-ai

Ind l0! 0503151011. -

son K001i Dillard's in tho homo

Sons. and Inga and Son-all of Charlottetown — are among the chief exhibitors in the ‘Ayflhiffi

breed.

Large entries in the Jersey class have been made by Edison Mulch. North River: Dr. JP. Lantz. Char- lottetown; Ind Clark Bros, New Wiltshire.

Premier J. Walter Jones‘ fam- ous herd of Holsteins will be well represented in the Holstein class. Other exhibitors include Allison Profit, Freetown; Cecil Stewart.

ew Hampshire; George Godfrey.

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‘son, Clyde River.

l Shorthoma will be well repre- i,sented by the herds of Athol Rob- erts, Winaloe; and Peter Martin. Hunter River; and and Son, Marsh-field. Bros. of Cherry Valley will have several beef breed entries.

Peter Martin, Hunter George Kitsch, Hampshire;

Mr. [try of swine u has SC. Stewart , Poul l

son, Glenfinnan ; vards.

COLLINGE- At the Charlottetown 30019-01. August , i 5, to Mr. and Mrs Fred Doyle, nee Elia Ooilinll. RN. a son.

MAI-BIAGES KNOX-O of St.

August 1a, lino. the 1m.

M. A. s '1' M fldon, Mutant

by the Minister,

11 Alfredo Elizabeth

III, Ind I mo, Eldon, 9.11.1.

FOR SALE - DEQING BINDER. Apply to Earl Duffy, Fort Au- gusvus. 8-15-21

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if, i946. John A. Dewar. Funeral n" “t: ..

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. $31-$19»???

l l of i non, Aiberion;

N North Wiltshire; and Oswald New-,

An. Boswelk AMI Hayden

Among the entries of horses are River; a 15 u WJ. ' ‘ '

Gibson, Marshfield. Cecil Mill, Ken- ‘ Willard Kelly, Charlotte- pshir .

S. Gllabio who

Boswell also has a largo en- cyan soawelltycelfstllgitttgrtzotghllluggx ‘.‘§'.‘%’i' “a °'°' "‘ °‘“'

ny; Donald McDonald.‘ hood our grave Charles swan. St. A- n“ now” p up“ y

ANTflalb-In ‘I'M Kirk Jamel Charlottetown. P.E.I.,

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lsilanli Airmen liuo At Quebec 0n August 11

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A mmlbor of Prince “g4 Islander: are included in 1m of approximately 1,532 Rgyg] gm. adian Air Force personnel

arrive in Quebec t“ £32} ‘mo... l 0 t’ where they will be Bll/Qhlmllilllzo: {fiitnaurgawuzies and addresses on m, ..'s~ l?- t; any, est-g “m. "7 “'1 1"- V. Donnel- ly. Puke: Station; 1"/O C.C. Ju- ne. Prc ; F/O RD. McKin- LAC. D. A cfllflp- bell, Heatherdale; F/O R, y; m", less. M4 Euston Street.

Simon Crabbe Jr.

The funeral f t Simon Crabbeowal: flllollusllltllog e- o - ° "'- 134 K1118 Street. The ‘Qlfill-befl-YGIB WE'RE little wmpaniong gvmttfi dfiwmd? Bobby Curran, .... az..."srr.-..la"le MM- 'HB1'I:!]€ tgineau. ' r Ru" “d 'g;m....m..§;§:l=a u. ‘lancer on a , h a m” camediilelsrot er Louis and 0X18 the tributes received was the foilowi f o‘ the Pfechigulfilnmooiahe monastery

GLORY T0 THE BLOOD OI‘ JESUS

Mime-awry Precious Blood Chairlotatetown, Aug, 10, 1945, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Crabbe Very Dear lib-lends:

In this hour of sorrow, when so ""91 I "Wedy has taken the life of your darling little boy, we want you to know that you have our deep and heartfelt condolence. Tittle did you think this morning, When the little fellow woke from 519913 and started his childish day, that he would he umlght, 1n gym 1on8 sleep of death, from which he will never awake in this world; little did you vhlnk“ as the day started that your hearts would be broken before nightfall, and your eyes burning with tears as you look 011 the little- dead form —- killed by a truck - it is a heavy cross that you were given today. a terrible sorrow for the whole family —he Was tho centre of the home, the dear little fellow, running in and out - may God comfort you in this dark hour: may the Precious Blood of the Saviour shed on Cal. vary, for the salvation of every human soul bring comfort and strength to your breaking hearts: Jesus our Saviour was nailed to a cross and there He hung for three long hours while His Mother stood below, watching. She knows what sorrow is. she is near you bothfo- day in your great grief: think of the broken Mother's heart. that refuge of all the world's sorrow, and it will bring you Deane.

The darling little fellow flew straight to heaven, a moment, less than a moment after the last little breath, he was there, in that home of light and long and holy 10y: no more struggling wit/h the world and its pain, he is haippy and blessed forever, infinitely blessed he there now ‘locking down on your_ tears and trying to tell you not to weep. lust as if he saw you sad. when he was on earth, he would try in his own gnall way to com- fort you: look up to him thfl’! i-‘fll the brightness of heaven, hstcn to his dear voice, tellin you "Mamie. many. don't cry. m ham. I'm watching you, I don't want to oer you like that. so sad. 1'11 be h!" waiting for you, each one of you. when the sands of time run wt- and you come to me. Ba d. b: loving, be true and come me. 'I‘hat, dear friends, is no more imagination — it is true — 100k W to heaven where your little boy is. right now and wait. in D6166 In hope for vhe great day of rellnidfl.

In Memoriam

In loving mcnory of Ctr- ‘field Gamble, cropaud. wlfl-lnilv ed her eternal not. on Ant!" 15m»

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loftcnlltandthinkfllfll When I am all alone.

For memflry is the only friend That 3110f can cull its 0WD-

i When-lull u’ still‘ and owl-L Ql m a And cop or“ my t huh

grave i Whore my dear nellhmnl‘ u”- Some day our eyes shill let The face we loved so well. thm dear Amy well chQ

hands And 3y: n! farewell.

‘My thoughts are 6

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In Memoriam ago-altars

August 15th. l l." - M..:'..:::. " "'""' n m

°' achl homo Your beautiful naemorec we hell?-

Wlli wither and decoy; ~ But the undylnl 1m ti!"

Wlli nun: hdo any.

l5‘ also;

N. D. MacLcan

UNDIRTAKIR MIALMEI

of Victory which culminated lhdcr lastlli_g_h_t. ‘

when all earth's woes will b; over forever, and there will be only hea- ven's day, forevermore.

deep and true sympathy, Th; Bhhry of The Precious Blood

DEATH OF MR.- (Continued ggtgg 1)

smut in 1899 of the Prince gidlwarciloxlsland Dairy Association. 1n an interesting series of arti- cles contribuied to The Guardian some years ago, Mr. Dewar sketch- ed the history of the New Perm factory. He was a frequent and] most valued contributor to the press, chiefly on public affairs, of which he was a shrewd 1ud89 and keen student up to the time of his very last illness.

Other Activities

I i

Mr. Dewar was for many years a director of the King's County Exhibition Association, the Central Farmers institute. the Fruit-- growers Asuciation of Prince Ecl- ward Island, and other farm or- ganiaations. He served as president of the Dairymm‘; Association, ancl for some years was a director of the National Dairy Council of Canada.

He entered politics for the first time as a Conservative candidate for the Third District of Kings. He was elected AHK- 10. i909. 811d re-elected in the succeediIlB 89n- cral elections of 1912. 1915 and l9- 19, During his latter four years in the Legislature he sat as an Independent. . In his younger days Mr. Dewar took a keen interest in militia training. He was an excellent rifle shot and a leading member of the Montague Rifle Club.