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BE YOUR OWN DECOBATOB

If you don't get the time to make up draperies, buy several pairs 0i the new drapery fcstoon rings made of wooc. 1390' and drape your draperies through them on the spot. Wags and all, you can awompllsh the same effect with a stitch. This type of drapery is a trifle formal for the kind of place you're likely to be in. but it. will kill the bare look.

The rest of the bolt you can use to make slipcovcrs to hide the cast- off assortment of furniture usually used to equip a furnished room We camouflaged an extremely battled- scarred table most successfully Wet. recommend that you buy 50- inch material. Our table skirt took 3 widths of 50-inch material, It would also pav to take 5 or l0 yards of deep, white fringe to tack around the bottom o! table skirts. Makes rich. heavy folds that belle the coat

l-l-*-.~.-.v.-.-.c.v.-.v.\ art-train.-

involved. Such fabric disguisers can be used again and again

4- F. CAMPBELL East Point R-oule

LEONARD PETERS Bear River llloule _. ._

LORNE DINGWELL

LUCA L DELI VERIES

SOURIS CREAMERY

OPEN JUNE 9th.

lye will he open to receive cream Wednesday. June 9. Lrenm haulers will operate over same routes as last year and on the following days:-

Baltic Route — — - — — — - - — Wednesday

Fortune Ro-itte - — - - - — - Monday

— — — --' - Monday, Wednesday and Friday

A ‘"20 stock of Flour and Feeds will he kept on hand f" your convenience at close to wholesale prices.

SOURIS CREAMERY

SOURIS

- — Monday and Friday

- - - - - Wednesday

BEITIIAI.

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. CONIIDEIATION LIFE INSUR- ANCI-

IPIIIIIKN CALILD — The me men were called out about l0 o'clock yesterday morning fr: a fire on Malpeoue road, when a barn own ed oy Mrs. Tbmllns. city. {nus al-

drnnt. but the fire was well under- way before the men.

BBTFIN FROM CONVENTION. Mrs. L B. Mellish. .\l . Mrs. Walter Leard. Bedeoue arriv- ed in the cits‘ yeszcrdav from Tor onto. There thew attended the an null convention of the Canadian

fwomens lnstzzut ﬁrs. Fred zGazes, West Ho‘ ' e third re- presentative from s

stopped over in Ottawa to vtsz: re- latlves,

2 VISITS I. E. L-Mrs. Edward Mennes Leonuard streez. 5:

Thursday for Summersice. P E. l

‘where she will be the guest for zhe

.Woodside, R. C A.

,W . have recently domed a lnby

bane. Mrs W

mer Dorcas sgtlltvan of m: city.- Sydney Post Record ‘

LEAVE THIS MORNING — Mr.‘

of Boston leave on return the province. Their mission here, was to ﬁr! to simplify the border regulations for travel between astern Canada and the United States. While here thev called on the Travel Bureau. Premier Jones. and visited other travel agencies in the city They were very favorablv impressed with the beauties of the Island.

P31. HIGKLAXDERS PROMOT- KD- Announcement is made the promotion of the personnel of the Prince Edward Island High- landers tBlack Watch.- listed below. The regiment is stationed in East ern Canada. The following L-Cor- porn]: have been made Corporasz- J. L MacDonald. A. J. Edmunds. W. H. MacDonald. Pie. G. R Mac- Pherson has also been promoted to the rank of Corporal. The follow:- ing have been promoted to the rank of lance Oorporalz- A. A. Arsen- ault, J. I. Blanchard. W. A Broth- ers, D. S. Buell. M. E. Bernard. J. F. Cue)‘. J P. Canning. H. F. Douoette. I. L. Ellis. G. Gillis, JUH. Meek. Al’. MacDonald, L.W Mac- Ebnala, N. MacDonald. LA. Me

. H E. hfaciienzie. G. Ste< wart and H J. Steward.

tmdergoing

ISLANDEBS AS PARATRO0PS-

ivisilod her. _ pauentg waiting

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arrival of the fire;

Pm“3“*- Nut: moved to Remington where

l teem o! all who came

hex‘. two ween of he: brotherxrv 5.13pm‘ 3 unknown m ,_ uw and sister. ma: Lleut. E a.‘ ‘ -. _ ' ';~”""‘ F" and M“ §gildltaeydagrom her residence on "H attended. daughter to zhezr H; by Re“ Al" serum: oudsite was the for. Fllghflieutcnan‘. Rev, QR wow. side who led in prayer and by Rev!

R B. Bernstein. Assistant to the and in e m

President of the Northeastern Airy also mo: fiﬁzing °t§§§§f§ lines. and Mr. W. H. smith. As, deqsmsed as a friend and s (74-41 sisfant General Traffic Manager ian. The hymns ‘Lord .\f'Sh hid" '- morning after spending yesterdav tn Agesfs‘ I‘ 6p e and Rock o!

l 1i: onantmwmoww CUARDIAN_ Glllllllllll IN MEMORIAM

E E s. moi...

her Sbewuobeetulan t-bcﬂzutalnstcx’: rvymdg .

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will-H charming hermmfaith and mist triourslueluvedwilllong

tb ideeply interested in all its ncnvit-i l lee. lllmcllll-‘ly in the work of they

"'5 Society wti

she win be greatly . t the Ass will be mos". keenly felt in the home where sh was a devoted TJQ wife and mother. The deceased be- fore her marriage was 3.1m susu, Stewart, daughter of the late Rob- er: and airs. Stewart of Malpeque. The I-‘eater pan of tier married 11ft Wis S-‘ﬁj-t tn Dnrniev till a few S?!“ :30 WQQD she and Mr. Mac-

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zhe deceased won the love and es- _ in contact with her. mother _ come ‘azo snared be: kind hospital. v. Sce has been called to higher

‘RC8 in that home beyond mug"

zernocn and lg;- ‘Poe service It?‘ assisted by

g3! in thsmscri cure remit - message m pan _ Rev. Mr. Sterling was onexm m?“

5U ‘YT!

M: Russel McKa 3x33 “Under His Wlrtgsﬁwwith dec ‘file ‘J18- At the clotse of the se .ce the remains were conveyed to the ma. W?‘ a‘- Malneque and tenderly laid to rest. ‘hie pal! bearers were Hank .\!ac.\‘ut:. Stewart Williams. John Madvutz. Wallace MacNutt. Fulton Simmons and Mott seam-t, There are left to mourn her pass- 1I18 he: sorrowlng husband and daughter Mary, who tenderlr cared

of for her through her days b! fail-

ing health with true devotion. Thai

life of the deceasgq;

To the htisband and daughter. brother and sisters and all friends. kind svmpamv ls extxended.

Personals

Milo: J. J. Leixhtiaer has Arrived from Quebec on a brief visit to the c y.

LAC. Poirier J. T.. wife daughter spent “Yoke-no visi gurssHenrlf Arsennult of 241 on :

i Mrs. Ernest Gaudef. of St. Kid!" 01M went the week-end trisiting her‘

and ilnz Eus-

1st Canadian Parachute Battalion Shllo Camp,

field is Lieut. Robert W. Begg Summerside anc Halifax. A f qualzfied jumper who has leaped from a plane seven times. LPEIY. Bess graduated in medicine from

volunteered for the paratroops icn» mediistely after. The members of this Battalion have now complet- ed their initial jumps. and are put-ting the finishing touches to

‘caxanum scan onowaas- CONVENTION- The annual meet- ing oi’ the Canadian Seed Growers Association here this month will be the first the organization has helc; in this Province. The two-day con» vention is scheduled to open June? 22. Meetings will be at St. Dun-i starts University, Several wars c301 delegates from the ascaatton, mee in annual convention at Kentvllle, N.S., inoe. They were entertained by ihe= Provincial Government. Usuallv the’ Canadian Society of Technical Atzri-f, culturists meets at the same time; as the Seed Growers Asociation‘ but this year the convention hast been cancelled. Only the executive is meeting. the session being held at Ottawa Just prior to the meetf ing here, One of the guest speakers at the closing dinner of the Se; Growers will be Group Capt. E. A. Blake. who is officer comrnandini the Royal Air librce Station here while the other will be Major HO. L, Strange of Winnipeg. Delegates from all the provinces are ex- pected. although the number is not known definitely yet.

RELATIVES IN P. E. L-Cover, girl for this month's issue of “ “Oont-act," magazine published for employes of New lmgland Power System companies is L1. Mary E. Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .A. Campbell, 3'1 Taylor street, Wollaston, who received her com- mission in the WAAC a month ago and is now stationed as a recruit-

toured th‘; prov-

ing officer in Pittsburgh Pa. Her next assignment. will in Oil City, Pa. Lt. Campbell has been

spending g short furlough with her parents in Wollaston. Lt. Campbell who is known u "Pat" to her for- mer associates of the New England Power companies. spent more than l3 years in the Boston office and nine months at Newport. R.I.. where she was office manager helping the serﬁte companynaid Uncle 5am. She ha; been the WAAC since October and received training in Des Molnea. 1a.. where she was a classmate of Lt. Phyllis Ward, who recently visited Quincy as chief rte- cniitlng officer in tlie WAAC drive here. She enlisted for overseas duty in the WAAO but was aslgnod to Pittlturah instead where she is in- terv-lewln: officer for prospective WAACs and supply officer for the WAAC in that district. She tours western Peinnsylvania on her re- m _ .

bell. was formerly from Coiwill Road or Kingston. PEJL. and is the owner of the J.A. Campbell Ma- chine company-Boston Exchange.

Trintiy llnitetl Church

at! Manitoba. is Pie.‘ c 3.9.,“ o.» Grant V. Brooks. of White Sands. ' ‘ ‘ »

On duty as Medical Qfficer at the if", Qoliamscﬂfff: “Qugitffwaﬁf; ~u Scarlet Fever.

Dalhousle University in 1w. He 1m, a 30:5“. convention m qua’ k. 05m HOSPITAL

‘Ihe oliest hospital in America. Quebec, was

their extremelv arcuous training. , founded in 153a

meg.“ Henry Arsenault. 241 The many friends of Cpl. wills‘

the R.C..A.F, will re-

Mesws. R. H. Rosters. T. W L Pm‘??- Gwfge Walters and Will- iam Rowe are at present attend-

Johzi. New Brttrtswic

the Hozel Dieu of

A t... . i|.....A .. t.|. u child needs

life Insurance PROTECTION

How much money do you save each ‘on? How long will it be until you ave saved enough to be able to ny "my family's future is nan-v") ln rmny instances, the only my to immediately provide for future secu- rity is l‘? Life Insurance. Through a liutu Life of Canada policy you can create Mo) a substantial came tor your loved ones, at a cost g: to limited wartime incomes.

Why not see a Mutual Life repre- senmive about it now? Cali or write your nearest Mutual Life oﬁce today.

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ISTAILIIIIID IX Head Otﬁcc: Waterloo. Oar. INSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $1M.“

Gémril Manage: Eddy Comm-or. gzneertng o! the Unzve

o-l -1“. .

casket banked wizh beautiful flow- i Edgy compgf~ era bore a stlsn: testimony to the moted to Secretary Trsa

who his ' 1 pro Caldwell has been emp‘ b‘ ‘I51: Eddy Company for 25 .nv.:ig entered their employ as a junior after graduaz: tn Huh

‘School in Ottawa. ed Gtief Accxtntan

‘Manual Workers

W. S. RIDD

Who has reoentlr been promo» -~

I a

\'.<~ep:e,=:..e c! The

she ptnttion

B. F. CALDWELL il“

Formerly Treasure: of

He ' t . 31. A; an: Treasurer 1n i934. treasure: tr. 1940, and rtc/ assumes zhe imaon~ ant position of secret _ Treasurer.

I

iGen. _

prov-mortal president tine revolu: ‘ Th

Protest Statement t

By lion. LaFIeche .‘,...;.%;‘.‘§°§§§‘é§§§§1“3?ravioli?t

OTFPAWA June t tCPl-PSO- ltressive Conservative and C. C. F.‘ spokesmen in the House of Com-i

mons today protested a Slnléméhbgﬁnd reflifl‘ fl1€i§°18¢i° by War Services Minister Laramie an which We new w i111 that he would answer a question ,ourse.v

on censorship with "any necessary"! reservations. '.

"This Ls an extension of a prac- tice tvhich I'm afraid will have to

be stopped." said Gordon Gravdon

Zrmoagtgermive Conservative Housenhehsuddsrglcmis. I p‘ w“. . . . , " 1 p.c in: men cozn .e n1?.i;i.E.§"‘%l§‘i..€§§..“?§:.i§'.i§%3 owrlwkrd their levitate we "n; were no "usual reservations" in‘$§§$‘°?;d§§.§?“§;p‘hﬁﬂwgegﬁig;°I answering a question. and he ou beﬁkked ‘ha, the ' m

jected to Ger. LaFleche usiiiz citli» or "usual" or "itecessnrv" in men- tioning reservations in connection! with a que. n ,

"The reservations which may he, made would be the grounds of se" curitv." sttirl Gen. LnFleche.

The question tvzis whether the censors had uuthoritv to withhold letters posted at Halifm- or omel- defence areas. and whether censor» ship included invesulzation of per; sonal opinions between friends cx-< pressing disagreement with thei North African policv of the finned; States in recomltinn of tnrmcr. supporters of the Yichv regime.

Bonus For

l .

In Construction

OTTAWA. Juno T tCPl-Tlie‘ National War Labor Board tonight isued a direction that from June.‘ l. i943 manual workers in the con- , struotion lniusirt" throughout Catt ada shall receive a costofdivltig bonus of $2.25 per week in the cast of all adult mole and other em" ployees receiving $25 or more per week.

The Board also ordered that male minors and females employcd as manual workers in the industry shall receive a cost of living bonus amounting to nine per cent of their weekly tvagc.

A Labor Dept. spokesman estimat- ed that the order would apply to 12.000 workers throughout. Canada He said a few women were employ- ed in manual work in construction. but that a large number of boys would be affected by the order.

The Board's announcement said its action was taken on an applica- tion presented by the National Joint Conference Board of the construction lndustrv. a bodv re- presentln both emp oyers and em< ployees. allowing a meeting held here recently.

Object of the direction ls to pro- vlde uniformity cost-of-llving

bonuses paid manual workers in the construction industry. The Board ordered that ay-l

rnent. of the $2.25 bonus shal be effective until May i5. i944.

—s't:cci:ss w. t.

I Branch Office. Bank of Non smi- Buildlng. Charlottetown. P. E. l» 1|. W. PLI-ITCH. Branch Manager. Icpresentatlve- (Charlottetown)

C. 11. BLACK. CLU-

A. PETERS

1.0. CULLEN. Special lopreauitbtlva llepraentntlvel in Other Contra: IVAN BROWN. New

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9th

her - Heart: Memorial

A. ruuon CAMPBELL Monique. A. OALLANT. kutlco. i ‘

‘lhe May meeting of Success Wo-i men's institute met. at the home. of Miss Marnie hfacKav with an attendance of l4 members and 2 visitors. The meeting opened in the usual manner. Roll call wm answer- ed by a verse for Mothei-‘s Day. fol- lowed by the minutes of last meet- ing. Correspondence was read by the secretary. Members wanting a

copy of new cook book are to bring r

money to next meeting. Red Cross convenor reported 3 quilts, 3 pr.

‘LI-lvlyltetll Métmveek service-Dr. 075"‘ GMJANT- Amhaﬁ- M- I- senmnn‘; stockings. lpr. socks. i pr.

nirforce gloves passed in since last meeting. It was decided that more

l.

Thursday Night

be: be ptixhased for Quilts. A W?!

Va‘

S

J; ~ , en .. . $4.00. | Quake money was passed Meet- ing closed with NIUCZ‘. . nhem

a! , committee in charge.

Gen. Rawson In Gomment eOn Uprising

The Associated Pres by courier in

lodged tha: unfavorable reaction a- Irnonz Liberal ‘ volittion toward some of the cabinet members known for rightist pathies may have been a factor in

‘workiti! 24 hours a dav and. if so.

rAuE THREE

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Announcement Charlottetown Hospital

BAZAAR

OCTOBER

CANADIAN LEGION

oaucc 5 i

SPORTING CLUB

9W1

Modern and Old Time PFII

l zeresgng paper was read by Lil's. ‘an AfacOregcr or. M01361‘: Day. 60 um taken in from danw in} ‘es ‘w!

. Grab bag of l0 sen‘. arzic -- a". ire ' 111

ze- which lunch was served by‘

MONTEVIDBO. June 'I— (APt— Armro Rawson, week-end‘ of the Argen- zonarv government, told P“ \< today that the

KSOClSTGG

Rawsons statement. delivered to‘ response to questions submitted to him. sazd the revolution was ‘jin- dispensabie to save the sliuatiori nist situation

justly find es

General also tacitly acknow-

Tne

Partisans of the re-

Sfm-

revoiuna. have Argentines behind the

‘ideal-dint of greatnes."

Shipyards Work Full-Time Basis

ornvux-x. June . —tCP\- All

Canncliatt shipyards engaged it: time

‘ buiidzit; cf cargo ships, except one.

are working either two long shifts or three eLght-hour shifts n day. szrc. n return \abled today in the House of Commons for G. H, cas-

itledsr. <C.C.F‘. Yorkton).

MLHllHOTlS Minister Howe said the sol: exception is a vard where the ccnsiritctioit of cargo ships is meld; cntxl to ship repair work. Because: of ziie fluctuating demand for ship NDBLIS. it had not been possible i0 5:0: the ship construction work on more than one shift n day

On IlBYLl ships. it had not been‘; txusibic to place all yards oti a 24‘; flour shift basis. because of the "llfk of skillet. mechanics." g

.\i:. Castleden had asked if any of Canada's shipyards were not

what were the reasons. SPIGNTG anootﬁgv. t.

The Mo)‘ meeting of the Spring 300k W. I. was held at the hot!!! of \i Wesley Paynter with tho

it presiding. The secretary bsent Mrs. Paynter acted as

Meeting opened with the unison. Six members ans- .he roll call and there was

wcred one visitor present. Minutes of last. meeting read, approved and signed. School committee reported one pane

of glass needed for the school.

Red Cross converter reported l quilt. l pr. khaki gloves, 1 pr. army socks, l pr. ankle socks for Wom- en's Army sent to Red Cross. l quilt sent to Orphanage.

New sick committee appointed: Mrs. Alfred Coles and Miss Mao ticCarvilie. School committee. Mrs, Willard Meek. institute look book was introduced and orders to be taken for some. Decided to welcome new famllv to the istrict. date to be decide later. Collection amount- ed to 85 cents. Next meeting to be at the home of Mrs. D.C. MacKay. Roll call to be answered with a household hint. Meeting closed wit-h the National Anthem.

coLoiTtss m wan

LONDON - tCPt - The colon- , ics have contributed more than 28. 000.000 pounds t$l23.000.000\ to- wards the cost of war. Oliver stanley, Colonial Secretary said. In addit- ion 8.000.000, ($36.000.000t have been

ll to l6

L

“TlllS IS Si!‘ I08 . Chat" " zrice. ex an has wcrk remark that

in North Al. m.

loaned to the British government, free of interest. i An air sea rescue squadron of the RAJ‘. whose motto is "By searching . we save." has rescued more than 90 . airmen imluding Germans since l January, 1942

SOlClGTS go to school. Kl. University Course listen to vcrsi._ of Toronto. On Rliiti‘ Uzti-versiiy picsriits n t‘: of l..t.Col. J l). Conn" eral at Camp Bordon, Ont.

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