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RETURNS FROM CONFIR- ENCE — Recruitment to the min- istry. and the church and the word order were among the jects discussed st the All-%a
of Disciples of t.
. R. E. Shaw, New Gasgow. who returned from Windsor, Ontario yesterday even- ing. Rev. William Bilson. Sum- merside, and Mr. R. H. MacNeili, Charlottetown, who were also delegates, returned earlier. . Shaw also attended the Ontario Convention of Disciples of Glrist at Poplar Hill.
EGG RECEIPTS - Egg receipts remain practically stea y at last week's level with s sight in- crease indicated. A larger per-
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an is desired, consequently prices for Grade B eggs have dc- clined somewhat. Shipments are going forward to the Special Pro- ducts Board, Maritime outlets and Newfoundland. P.E.I. stations are paying for ungraded eggs deliv- ered: A Large 30; A Medium 28; B 24-5; C ‘s0. Graded shipments delivered Charlottetown: A Large
WEDDING BELLS-On Tuesday April 18th. the marriage took place at St. Mary's R. C. ‘Lliurch, Mon- tague of Miss Violet Mahar of Montague to Mr. Allan Jomieson of Sturgeon. the Rev. O. Kiggins c1"- ficiatinlg. The WlIlSCmc bride was ; most becomingly aul. nmttinsly] . attired was supported by her sister a rs. John Morris, Dundee; while IMr. Andrew Campbell Sturgeon, , acted as best man. After a delicious ~wsding brsaklzut was served at
the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
‘ pleasant ,afternoon and evening was spent." )'Ihe many friends of the newly- .weds join in wishing them many ' years of wedded bliss.
CODE - BEATON NUPTIALS-
A lovely wedding took place on
Saturday evening, May i3 heme of Mr. and Mrs. Boston, Peter's Road, when Anne Florence Beaten was united in mar-i riage to Edward Cardiff Code, R. C. N. V. B... o! Atikckan. Ouitario.‘ lThe bride attractive in a lovely iblue gabardine suit with accessor- , ies to match and wearing n beaut- ,iful corsage c1 Sweetheart roses, was given away her father. l-lcr; attendant. Helen ton Ticmev of | Cambridge Mass wore a gown of‘ brown crepe with yellow snapl draaons. The mstner of me bride _ wore a handsome powder hiue with jcorsalze to match. and Mrs. Code" mother of the groom had chosen s| dress with figtinm as
beautiful beige corsage. Charles Tourney serv . best man.
the party retired to the dining room where a wedding supper was
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of many beautiful gifts. After a short, holidav Mr. and Mrs. Code‘ Jr. left for Halifax. N. S. 'vhc.'e Mr. Code is at present stationed.
INITIATE CANDIDATES — At the regular meeting of the Aloha Rebekah lodge No. i0, 1.0.0.?“ held ‘ruesdav overiinz and Pfe- sided over bv the Noble Grand. Miss Adelaide Sentner. the Re- bekah Dsurcc was observed. six- teen candldatas being initiated. Those who took part in the tn.- itiation ceremony did their duties partlealarlv well and were listen- ed to with keen interest. Mrs. Helen Macilfachern, P.N.G. very rnpnbly oer-formed the duties of Devrec Mistress and was nirnlst. for the occasion.
renderW several selections i-n a very pleasing manner. A feature of the bilsiness oart of the pro- gram was the voting of $50 for the YMCA buildinlz fund. Before clos- imz two minutes silence was ob- scrved in loving and prayerful thought for our armed forces in the invasion of Europe. A presen- tation was made to sister Helen Maoliachern are all-ht token of eratitude for her work as Degree Mistress. Refreshments were serv- ed bv the committee in charge which hrouvht to n close an eve- nlng full of interest and pleasure in Alpha Rebekah Lodge.
Personals
Mrs. Cainill Costello has fumed from “afield. wvhere spent s week wtth ma. Alice J-lolloran.
Plvinq Officer Arthur Lawior. Guelph. Ont... was a recent visit" at New Glasgow. W» vow: of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Andrew-O
Mr. Chester r. Ward. City, 1e- turned last evenlna from a trip to Nova Scotia. Whilc in Halifax he visited his brother. Pte. Stin- lev Ward. who is a patient in the military hospital. Pte. Ward. who
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TRAIN AND IIRBY — The train left Borden last evening with 111 passengers, arriving here with 73 passengers at the hour of 8,30. The ferry made six trips yesterday.
DB. l. H. AND MRS. AYERS a the engagement of their r Norma Jean to Mr. Free-
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Minister of Labour
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recent "Science" Allison Convocat‘ with first honors in
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C and 0n the Island. WhO will follow their Iilhlre with friendly interest.
Fsar Airman Still Missing From liars
llXflililAL. June I — (C?) _. No.1 B. C. A. 1'. today the names of four airmen listed as missing since three Anson training planes were lost horn s Charlottetown airfield
are:
. C. E Logan. (168 Rockland Rnadl. Saint John, N. B.
LAC. W. J. S. Mothers, Pyle,
LAC. l". Duncan, Dlsfftown. scot-
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man Oswald Ncwson, son of Mr. and Mfrs. Oswald Ncwson of Kingston. P. E. I. Marriage to take place the latter part of J-une. 1
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POLICE COURT-At the Citv yesterday. a vagrant was sentenced to sixty davs in jail: the case of a man churned with possessing auto tires having their serial number obliterated, was fur- thes- adjourned till June 14th. A sunlms/ry ejection case was ad- jcurned one week.
SUDDEN DEATH -— A wide cir- cle of relatives and friends will
death of Mr. Charles P. Devine at his home in Westport, Conn. A message received in Charlotte- town said he passed away at noon yesterday. His wife is the former Jean MacNutt Currie, dallzhter of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Currie of Charlottetown.
LOVATT SERVICE RESUMED —-The steamship S. S. Lovatt which operates on the route between Pic- tou, Souris and the Magdalen Is-| lands has now resumed scrviCe af- ter undergoing repairs in dry- dnck. for a couple of weeks. This. alleviates to some extent the heavy. air mail service between Prince; Edward Island and the Magdalensp However postal authorities report local mails continue
heavy.
at the Sport- ing Club last week: Electric refri- gerator won by Mr. W. G. Hogs. $50.00 Victory Bond by Miss Gertie Steele. $25.00 War Saving Certi- ficate won bv Mrs. William Weath- erbie. $10.00 War Saving Certi- ficate won bv Mrs. Elmer Stewart.
Murray Harbour. $10.00 ‘Nu
Saving Certificate won bv Mr. D. G. O‘Hanley. The $6.00 War Sav- ing Certificates were won bv Iilark Thistle, Bob McLeod. S. B. For- bes of H.M.C.S. Queen Charlotte. Miss Alice Jornlsy and Mr. Frank Jardlne, RR. l, Mount Stewart.
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Tile full pantry was won by Blair lifacDonald, the Grucn watch by D. J. Gillman. R.C.A.F. ‘The purse was won by H. Woodri e, the afghan by Miss Kay But erland. find the quilt by Mrs. B. Rushton. Any of those prizes not yet called for can be obtained by calling on Mr. J. C. Cullen, Mutual Life of Canada, Bank of Nova Scotia Building or Mrs. Arthur Henry. 84 Hillsborough street. The or- ganlzations sponsoring the show, the Navy and Legion Auxiliaries, Red Cross Corps nnd Kinsmen Club expressed thanks to Miss Phyllis Blanchard, daughter o! Mayor J. E. Blanchard, for mak- inrz the drawings to detennins prize winners Saturday night, to the Mayor for presiding while the prize-vzinners were being decided, and to all those who helped to maize the Carnival the outstand- ing success it was.
By The Canadian Press
Olmadlauls of . fai their cluirchee 4.3V” mthgltlel:
bespoak of God for their figlrti 1th the Allied invasion 1035333‘ gur-
one. In almost every Canadian city yes- Y. there were fioecial services
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in the churches
unlined open d the day for private prayer by whose hus-
nds
ba+ with the enemy.
Burt there was no delalv in the busy round of ime life. Grt munitions and other war plants a- cross the country task of rolling out the tolls of war for the men on the beaches. and in the air over France. In some. work- ers paused momentarily for silent prayer. returning in their labou- with redoubled effort.
Stirling Bomber 0n Tour 0f Air Stations
MONTREAL. June 5 — (OP) —
Canadian Ensign 312."; biisir" $1522“ ‘j Goes Into Battle O
the Lancaster an Halifax makes up Britain's trio o! four-motor bomb- srs, carries nine short tons of bombs in its 33-foot bomb bay, is armed with power-operated ma- chins-gun turrets, has a top speed of about 300 miles an hour and an effective range of 2.500 miles. The Stirlin which arrived hers via Newfoun land, gave air spot- ters of Eastern Canada. a work- out as it came in. Although none of the spotters had ever seen a Stirling before, 90 per cent of them were said to have reported the aircraft as definitely a Stirlln three per cent reported they thought it was a Stirling, and the remaining three per cent gave no name but supplied an accurate description.
The lane arrived here under the Operat onal Control of No. 45 (At- lantic Transport) Group. RAF. _ is a land-based brother of the- short Sunderland and Empire-type flying boats.
640 Naval Guns Bomhard Beaches
WIFE THE CANADIAN I’!!- VION FORCE, June 0—(GP)-— The Canadian ensign-popularly known as the "Oanadianflag"- went into battle today with Canad- iam forces for the first time in this war. Up to now. the Union Jack has been flown.
A few days before D-day, Lt. Gen. H. D. G. Crerar personally Presented Canadian ensigns to the commander of the Canadian ss-
they be flown at headquarters of divisions and briwsdes in the bat- tle areas.
The ensign has the Union Jack in the top loft comer and the Dn-
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IQDUI, Jame 6 - slug 040 Allied naval guns, ranging m 4 to i6 inches, articipeted in the pulverinng bom ardmcnt of the Atlantic Wall which accompanied the invasion of France.
Precedi-na the actual flat across the channel armada of little shipo-minesweep. ers-which swept lanes straight to the designated landing points. The imam of s wires used w cesi- _ the moored German mines stwtohed '70 miles in all-the grea- test minesmreping job in nistorv. Borne of t‘~~ shipsueedareatill on the-secret list.
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Tolieep Down LIVING coarse‘,
Under these war-time conditions, spending for unneces- sary things helps to increase their price. If you buy things already scarce you make them scarcer-and dearer.
A time will come eventually for wise spending, but NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE
Herc are the principal reasons for war-time SAVlNGzJ
1) Financing the war 2) Keeping prices clown 5) Providing for the future r-By faithfully sticking to this 5-point: savings programme} you will help provide for Canada's security today and‘ igyousewp security tomorrow.
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