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cnunon snlvlolis f A - ust 15th. Pleasant valley i? ﬁn. bane e gr§vme°sv'§'y“nanno"m' ‘ Minister.‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ° "'

season non-rs so: 01.11 gglil Wllll and Provincial E3. Dritlon are now on sale at all, us Stores and Old Spain. See the whole show from start i0! t3. taxes included. er,

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MARSI-II-‘IELD PBBSBYTEHIAN CHADGL-Services for next Lord's D51. Auggst 15th will be held as fo owe s: n l1 A. M. Mt. Stewart 3 P. M. and Marshileld 7.30 P n1 be held

NWARU CM gush font atoms‘. M‘. anduat ‘L ' “ AH "‘ Henry P- Beak. Minister. 'a-1a-1‘iI

ST. PETER’! BAY PASTORAL CHARGE United Church oi Can- s...\. Rev. D. Wallace MacPhei-son‘ B. A.. Minister. Sunday, August 15th services. St. Peters B? 11 A. M. Sacrament of Holy 0m munion. 3 P. M. Marie. B P. M. smszra- '.’.'°"'".‘s".1.“"r" t:

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OLII HOME WEEK AND PROV- INCIAL EXHIBITION. Season tick- ets are now on sale at Drug Stores PM 01d Bflin. Buy yours now. Price I3. s1 taxes included.

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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Brookileld Charge. Divine Worship will be held next ‘Lord Day as follows: Hunter River ll A.M. Glasgow Road 3 P.M. Srookiielu 1.30 i’. M. i-lartsvillc Sunday School 2 P. M. Rev. T. W. Goodwill will have charge of the services at Glasgow Road and Brookfield. Donald Nicholson, “ ‘ ter. 8-l3-1i.

riXTliA ! ! NEWS and “PLUTO AT THE ZOO”

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C. N. R. OFFICIAL VISITS HERE-Mr. Walter S. Thom son. Director oi Public Relations b the, Canadian National Railways is a guest at the Charlottetown, taking] in Old Home Week, and making business and other contacts. Mr. Thompson marvels at the way the railway is csi-ryin on in face oi most adverse crcurnstahces, shortage of labour, shortage oi plant and excessive trnasportotion oi freight and passengers. Their mechanical departments are 801li8~ ~iull steam ahead, and their round]

houses are turning out engines at , the rate of one every eleven minu- tes but this not withstanding tne is unable to care efiective- ly wi the extraordinary growth oi business due to the war and consequen stead depreciation oi The pubic are advised to use the railways for passenger traiiic as little as possible in order to allow proper provision for war transportation; and, while to a certain extent. there has been a favourable res onsa to this appeal. yet there is st an enormous traiiic to be handled. Mr. Thompson re- gettod there were certain denc-

ncies in the service to the island, but said it was not suffering out oi grjoportion to other sections oi the

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WINSLOI NORTH w. M. S.- The W.M.S. oi Winslo North Un- ited Church met at t e home of Mrs. Hediey Horne on ug. i. Meeting opened with "I Need Theo Every Hour," followed by the in unison. Titre t e

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Plus - Chapter 4 - “Adventures 0i Smiling Jack” Sports Reel and Musical‘ Jamboree

TO-DAY and SAT. ' CAPITOL- snows zoo-rampant

stewardship oi Time. , Younker had cherge oi the devo~ tional, assisted by Mrs. John Mac- Innis. Mrs. Ii. M. Cudmore, Mrs. Home, and Miss Annie Crabb. Hymn "Where He Leads Me" was sung, and Luke I. 16-56 resd res- nsively. This pert oi the meet- i?‘ was closed by sin ins "Ive An- chored in Jesus’. Mnutes of the July meeting were read and adopt- ed. A letter from Mrs. Gibson was read, and it was decided to pack a box for Labrador at the next meeting. to he held st the home of Mrs. A. D. Show. The anusl report was received. Nine members and one visitor answer- er? rolluosll with a vgrser containé s "b ow. I’ W9? ....°.Y 1.1" meeting "hols/get?" Mrs. Gordon Maclnnis and Mrs. Stanley Show were appointed leaders for next ' . Collection amounted to $1.05. Mrs. John Msclnnis read a selection irom the the Mission- ary Monthly. This is Our Father's House followed by the Kin, and Mizpah benediction close the meeting. (Patriot please copy). _._...______.__.._._

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MUSIC — COMEDY-ROMANCE-ALL-IN-ONE

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CHURCH SERVICE st Min-ray River Baptist Church, Sunday, August 15th at 11 AM. Rev. Heston Flanagan, Speaker. 8-18-11.

CENTRAL _ PARISH. - Canoe Cove ll A. M. Clyde River 3 P. M. Mr. Donald Nicholson to speak. Nine Mile Creek 7.30. Mr Donald Nicholson will preach. W. Good- will. Munster. 8-18-11.

Gov’t Makes Move To Conserve Wood Fuel

OTTAWA. A118. 9-(CP)—-In a through local dealers. , may? to conserve wood iusl. the Another city in Quebec has‘ mun tions department announced taken steps to purchase 100000 tonizht that e ban has been placed cords, and still another has '51-. zs."s:r“s:'iauzt.s a" Pm"- ziss: 1". = "M in." c“ “a;

e - cuttin o eratio . The MW orded. issued by wood "Begsuspe iuelm wood cutting is iuel controller J-S. Whslley, also usually done by small operators prohibits. except by permit, the who employ only s handful n1 mgr] Eroduction of l from any local problems o! supply can best iln or other iacilit not now in be dealt with by such bodies as use or available for immediate use. municipal councils service club, Nr. Whalley said the over-all Ca or citizen committees." Mr Whal: flldlilﬂ {b03580 oi wood iuel is 19y said. "When any such body re- ‘bfiill -' co izes and ac - “arlous municipalities, both an up“ m respond

bility, and comes to the wood iuel large end small have recognized t 1 1' h _ the seriousness oi the situation and con m or em it Wm be “we”

I —Minister, Rev

‘ Georgetown. Sunday at 3 PM

are taking practical action to re- _ R E_ vemy, lievo their own shortage." he said. B, n, get-vim Sunday Aug“; 15m, "On the other hand. scores oi other

aw l1 A, . DeSeble 3 P. M. municipalities have done nothing, Victoria. a p. M, Mr, Q, g, mgr-d and their citizens lace extreme will conduct all services. 8-13-11. hefdﬂhi heXt Winter"

Here some of the indspend * ST. DAVID? UNITED CHURélnH, action being taken:- v

. . In a large centre in western Dr. J. Sutherland Bonnell, of Fifth

Quebec the Mayor has initiated Avenue Presyterien Church. New steps to provide iunds for a 30,000 York. Special music. Georgetown

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every posible assist ll-C."

H4. noted that the Dominion Government adready had recog- nized the wood fuel shortage as an QYHBPSBIWY 8nd is paying subsidies.

"Where necessity is proved, an allowance will be paid for the transportation oi cordwood or slab- wood contracted for in an area out- side the normal supply area." he said. "In addition the government will pay $1 per cord subsidy on wood cut and held for wood fuel

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cord reserve. He expects to form a Ferry will serve visitors irom Lower Montague side.

SERVICE in the United Church. Kensington, August 15th at 7.30 P. M. Flight Lt. R. Woodside wll conduct the service. He will be ac- companied by special singers from the airport, Summerside. There will be no service in the mcgnligrg.

cnuncrr or- ENGLAND san- VICES, Sunday, August 15th. St. John's Church Crapaud, Church

_ School 10.00 Alvr. Matins 11.00 A.M.

St. Elizabeth's Church, EPW18- field. Church School 10.30 A. M. Evensong 7.30 P. M. St. Thomas’ Church, Long creek, Evensohg 3.00 P. M. Rev. G. P. Hartman, Rector.

THE PBESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Services will be held as follows on Sunday, August 15th. Wood Islands 11.00 A. M. Caledonia 3 P. M. Murray Harbour P. M. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed at the evening service. Minister. Rev.

. . . Duke. 8-13-11

T A A ON HOLIDAY VISIT. — Miss Louise Gwenanicer oi Maiden,

Mass., and Miss Mary Jay Liufier, R. N., of Melrcse, Mass, are spend- ing their holidays on P. E. i. This is Miss Gwenanicefs thir visit here each time by motor, but due to war times they arrived by plane.

b-ll-ﬂmtracts and dispose oi the

- jersey cloth and tulle and a bee-u-

fudl Commlitéﬁ t0 RXTHHEE 60n- dealers’ account before Dec. 3i."

wood

Horse Beck Race:-

9 to 12 Years: l. C. Fields and A. Coady; 2. B. Kelly and R. Dunn: 3. B. MacKinncm and E. Mac-

iiapt. J. ll. Stewart‘

Millan.

l2 to i4 Years: l. Allison Tull and M. MacKenzic: 2. C. Doyle and H’. Coady; 3. L. Trninor and M Harley. l4 Years and Over: 1. J. Zakerr and E. Blanchard; 2. A. Burke am‘ T. Flynn. Swimming Races:- 9to ll Yowrs: i. l. MacMillan: 2 C. Fields‘ 3. H. hiccKivnon.

Married In England

Much interest was taken in the wedding at East Grinstead Parish Church, Sussex, England, on Sat- urday, May 22nd, oi Captain James Reginald Stewart. eldest son of the late J. W. Stewart and Mrs. Stewart oi Charlottetown. Prince

Edward Island, Canada, and Miss l _ K P _ _ . M... a»... on... ..:..‘P.."..%*.".*.~...? A “'1 '- T; ‘mushwr °t M‘ "and M“ "d H‘ l4 Years and Over: i. N. Wilson;

Fraser, of Millﬂeld, East Grinstesd,

and Plmkandel Ceylmh 2. ‘B. Hennessev; 3. J. Zakem.

I I Luigi Cardinal Lavitrsno, cardinal of Palermo. is 1riciurcd chatting with Lieut. Gen. George S. Patton Jr., commander o.’ the U. S. seventh Army shortly after the Americans swept into the Sicilian capital. Speaking so civilians through the Palermo newspaper. Gen Patton said til-xii. the Allies have established “excellent relations with His Eminence, the osmium and through him, the Church."

COTTONSEED FERTILIZER CAlR/O —(GP) —- To help coun- teract s. shortage oi fertiliser, cot-

t*"“e"l from Uarwda is being used as a fertilizer on East African cai- iee. tea and sugar plantations.

The ceremony was performed by the Vicar. Dr. G. Golding-Bird, and Dr. Harvey Grace played the wedding music.

The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a dress of White

tiiul old lace veil with a oirfilet 01' gardenias in her hair. She cﬂrried a lovel bouquet of white orchids and lilies oi the valley,

The best man was Lieut. Col. George Ball. A reception was held at the

Rain-bow Ballroom oi the White- hall restaurant niter which C1D- tain and Mrs. Stewart left ior a

.Leod oi Kenslngton. are spcndin!

On Sunday they enjoyed an out- ing to Da vay-bythe-Sea. and are at present at Cavendish the beau- tiful spot oi the National Park. They will leave about August 20th on return to the U. S. A.

Personals

safe arrival in England oi Private Henry L. Peters of the R..C.A.M.C.! s Macleod‘

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mac-

and son Carl and Mrs. W. C.

a week in the city the Quests oi Prince

In Memoriam

Dr. Irving received his preliminary college training at the Prince oi g Wales College, Charlottetown, P. E I. l-le served as a student Y.M.C.A. secretary at McGiIl for many years and later was named secretary oi the Spiritual Emphasis Commiss- ion oi the National Council. Upon retirement from the Y.M.C.A. he served as secretary oi the Presby- terian Board of Christian Educat- ion.

He is survived by his wife, icr- merly Christina King; one dam-h- ter, Mrs. J. S. Thatcher, oi Oolum- bus, Ohio: one eon, Frank Irving, now serving in the United States Anny Air corps; one grandchild; also four brothers and three sisters three oi whom, W. 0. Irvng, Mrs. J. R. Donald and Mrs. Hammond Johnsomlive in Montreal.

The funeral service was held at Summit, N.J., where he lived for U years. It was conducted by three friends. Rev. Dr. R. S. Brank. Rev. Dr. Robert E. Speer and Rev. Dr. Fay Cnmpbel!.-Mcntreal Star

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CHURCH IN CANADA. -Services on Sunday, August. 15th as follows: Dundee li A. M. Cardigan 2 P. M. 2 1e so Montague Mathews. B .

In . _ . M. 7.90 P. M. Minister. l-l. M R. S.

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'5 Liberal Convention will be held n." szima Court amt-grew an English "W". on Friday, August 20th st 7 p.m., to nominate esn- E1, mm!“

liilaics to contest the First District oi Kings st the nextlﬂnwomuaffdnfqe, dam? exam, Provincial election. Poll directors are requested to hold °' ‘mbmm "m ' d c"

many. Operating thronahestranglé 9°" meetings on Monday, August 16th at 8 p.rn. to appoint

and c snne , e never seen either by the Nazis 0r by those he rescues.

. , gates to be How no goes to Berlin, stages a n" “tissues to attend the convention the dele tlecled by ballot. m “winﬂfliﬁ 8953i

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,tnpo s nsiiy chased to and 'r. J. KICKHAM, District President. month? ggguNswI-gh mdtgmfg; most thrii an getting eli-

csmp nesr Genclin are building production d famed It. Andrews

short honeymoon in Devon. _________

As s permanent memorial to Scottish soldiers who have isilen in action in tho Middle East, wounded Scots in e rest

Annual Picnic

_ The annual picnics?! the Altar , -and C1101‘ Boys o . Word has been received oi the‘ Basilica sponsored by the Parish

ioners was held last Monday at were

tanhope Beach. The boys

conveyed from Charlottetown the Beach by cars, loaned for the occasion by interested friends. A pleasant day was spent by the boys

Mrs. Hollis Warren. 158 in swimming, softball, and sports. street The boys were accompanied by —-—— iit1Dit,Re.L.A. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of ‘R3; D,,f°°§,§,,,ck" Mw ggatlttzimxréérlvgﬁxydfg; rggwmgaé? Manon, Rev. Leonard Ayers. and ation at the home oi their aunt gate???“ Mumaghan’ and John Mrs‘ Tlmcmy Daly‘ Iona" Rev. Father Dougan was with

the boys for dinner and supper at Srasicle Inn, and needless to say. Father D6ugan’s heartily appreciated by the boys.

generosity

l0 Years old: l. Raymond Dunn; Sdnnott

. Don. Trainer; 3. Don.

11 Years old: 1. Raymond Mac- Klnnon; 2. Ron. beClslr; 3. Alired Coady.

12 Years old: i. Louis Trainer; 2. Maurice Flynn; 3. Claude Florida. ' om

l3 and i4 Years old: 1.

Flynn; 2. Melvin Mackenzie: Melvin Harvey, H. Ooady.

15 Years and Over: i.

MacMillan.

l2 to i4 Years:

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i4 Years and Over: 1. E. Blanch ard and N. Wilson; 2. J. Zakccn and B. Hcnnessey.

Backward race :--

l2 Years and Under: l. Louis EASTERN iiilAlllllAI ‘.2333?’ ’" m” °“““‘_’* E‘ m“ l2 Year's and Ovcr: 1. E. Blan-

hard; 2. N.

Kenzio.

Standing Broad Jump :-

14 Years and Under: l. T. Flynn;

. H. Coady; 3. I. Bowling. i5 Years and Owr:

1. J. Zskem; 2. E. Blanchard; 3. B. Hennessey.

e reduced-scale re- Cburds qt Scotland.

Dunstans

Elmer Blanchard; 2. Joe zakem; s. Bren- don Hennessey.

100 Yard Dssh:-- 1. Elmer Blan- chard; 2. Joe Zakem;

Flynn. Wheelbarrel Race:- 8 to i2 Years; 1. R. coady nnd C. Fields; 2. R. MacKinnon and E.

i. C. Fields and A. Coady; 2. LDowling and W. Butler; 3. A. Tull and M. MacKen-

3. Thomas

Wilson; 3. M. Mac-

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i Alggradglaitlhxc?‘hrfggﬁalgniycrsiiy rpgleeiidlilwgmh“ a 1m 0’ (he immobile iii the sTiD 0T Hudsim 31V" ""14 51"“! 5m n 02, ev. 1'. surge rv ng o 50 yar s as 1- . 1o 1942' m rhnadelphla. med recent/Q, M ‘his 9 Years and under, L Bobby burned and capsized at her pier on Feb , c summer home at Lake Marois. Que- Trainor- 2. Billy LeClair; 3. Ken- 79.280-ton French liner Normandie has begun to right A “nave of Pﬂnm mwud Island’ “em Tun" herself, rising i3 feet and reducing her list l dogmas

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livery stone is being quarried and laid by volunteer work- ers, and at left you see Pvt. B Mantle and Sgt. Donald Martin rolling out s. large rock to be cut into shape. As the church. shown shove st right, more ewlilstim. he

Caught by a lest-firing RAF Marauder plane which riddled it with gunfire, a big German ME 323 -eix- engined transport -is pictured just before it plunged into the sca near Cap Corse, Corsica. RAF fliers said

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The onetime luxury liner, now the U. S warship Lafayette, is pictured during salvage operations, begun May i5, 1942, carried on day and night since, and no‘ entering their final sts/ge as thousands oi tons of watt‘ are pumped out oi her bulkhead compartments.

were irom sub-machine guns. suggesting lira»; trzms-

port was carrying hoops. (NBA Rsdiophoto from 0WD

soldiers estimate that the total cost in cash will be about w’. Only tile and hsrdwan have been punhgsq Nearly ell the lumber hes been sslvepd from i} '1.

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