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JIUISDA Io will bu mm 9 P. M. Wed- nocn. Boldly, Thun- ﬂq, closed 0t 8 B. IL W. B. RIB. C-l-lil.

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. Jilin follows; ‘Pryuu 1i A. M. _ P. M. Unuul S vice ill. Church oi spousal 7.30 P. . ‘Bravos:

m rm. A. i) ‘ ister. c-g-iif —'l‘lll£ SIIYIOI h

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UWI . _.___ larvioq Inlay, June . Z l‘! AK. PIQMOWII - SO WAISNG — . and Ellington at uidMi-s. .1. Dvvullltnnrohicon daughter, m“ Annie, fu- m Bonotwn lome time have resided in IhI m Monday. J1me Canadiain Legion Home, have mo- I P. M. kiln imam, of vod to the house recently vacated $015010- V- J- by Mr Wallace Bsradshaw an? 15W‘- - family on Writer trecf On B- ——— m. ,,,.,_.,m,g‘ a _,, of; mama In. . Mrs Philipsons intimate frhnds|PNmF "Id “kiwi-mil ‘ arranged u surprise party in her 9°°k P1309 i" 59°11’? Sllfeeﬁ United LION .i'. her new home. To this alurch- PBl/GNIOTOHIIZ Ontario, on la over twenty friends came calm Will] kindly eetin s, re- froslmien and gifts“ During the “W? 131911101‘ dﬂiuﬂilliﬂ‘ 04 M11 Ind it'll“ “lmwti? M“ ‘villi?’ $13?‘ 5' °°’3F"‘hr§' n» piu a eas. voced e n - - oi all when she refer- “W119 Lester and the 1M0 331T)? “Cellmcy. rcliitions existing be- 19mi- 05 Blrfningham, England, St, Dunstan: l and spoke of the T716 Plml-llﬂl‘ Ymlllg __ iii \\,'3y5 in which as attended by friends. All JOill of tho Legion, she had Wiﬁhint! them W"! 5l1°¢¢5$ aipiplness.

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‘mfivszit: fsglelxdtvegl snlgy New Brunewl-tk and P 01.1w Edward g0,“ me when bidding ma“. Island. paid a short visit to Sum- twelve m mgm an expressed merside yesterday morning xvhile . crn-oute from Charlottetown to the

the .. Sh!‘ would enjoy li- mainland He was accom in offer-in" th . ., ' - Danied by ~‘ 1‘ #1? tlﬁelgewiguld whiff: ‘Mr. Hf‘ Nelson. district passeii- signal f

Canadian Pac-

liim on i1

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z tou _ _ zziiresizr. 'oly cf h beauty of the town and said he in _ planned to return for a longer "star

_ .690“ WaIhL M V 3Q ma k dllifllgfe iii i wcll- urns hold during the meeting and 31mg n‘ r k whi M ‘

-._I']ur V? M’ Me11,-§h__s r e an gained‘ Jflllilliﬂ d it; l me following men were taken in- {Leigh algwufgr egresented to

———- “, §ng-*d;},;£»,-U s i-yin ti}; clubl. lTogi gitltlivs-st $3"? and Mrs. Weeks in token of the

Father sent ‘,0 my WC“? H“ P‘ 7°“ e i 1”" love and esteem of their friends

9 185w sec ~ l,» llfacKdy, and Ralph Cumm ns in Gwen?‘ and cape quivers‘

" .' all ' ‘i vlr. ee s t anked his fr! d5 n 111,54 I“ “b” KILLED IN. acrron - Mrs. e“

..ie n lconducted the bus-

' .e visiting _ ' A Wlekram was received by Mr. chantmz b° ‘ our mcetings during iicvrgaarge Macwnald- Manna“! sat- “, In“), and August and y. convey 118 the sad news rlccided that we hold a

lﬂ-litﬂhlﬂt‘ of il simply mean;

MacDonald was killed in May 24th at the age of 22 The following letter was

Italy years.

Hello Everyone I only have a few minutes so I am B01112 to try and drop you a few lines. I suppose _you hgvg seen where we are making quite a dlrlveaémd I am sure lt wll finish e rmans, hav d for Xmas. Ha 5191a. ieldsﬂisngﬁﬁ

now have my I ever waiting it will not be Are the boys

v incctiniz was brought " B" Tﬂlicating together two verses t.’ n hymn Ted Was set-veg

by the hos es and a sczlni hour war. sprint

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WASHDAY NEWS YOU'LL WELCCMS

couple were beaming of a series nf ﬂPlCbll-l

in L“ m5 3101101‘ as shepherd and o. Island diocese.

- Qsdﬂv morning,

offered Hoiv .

e Academy. vi Maritime P

aic H b to U1 ’ l‘ C CS owct humble prelutc l in -

V m. a short reception. i» t-li b m‘; 8pc]. lo here he also called on Mr mum's évaelllclg-"wi Lzllgflltfll‘ Eli-hill! 10 Gin-e“

heart. dcilxzlitflil c’ of lakes and voile aiiiv.

the name of tho that his 50m Cpl‘ Gordon R which thought it.

erable institution reic‘ him as their Father nn

days over-it all again, so ivrite often , ...1°Y§_t° -_EP1- .Qg11d<m__-

Beginning M

FOR THREE DAYS

h. l i?‘“m'““‘lt.'t‘ﬁlttifli‘.'n‘lléii$t~i.l: Hm name Academy

solemn consecration of His Bishop Jzinitg B"

Basilica, “c5 i0

aiiks t oii the ‘ 2.: "

Lu ﬁiiranssctcri at the District Con- ~_ ,‘ BmﬁréhfElClltif held recently in Saint 5 _ ,. whhrJCllll, N B. A partial report on rcl. .

is . e Brrlnii-lond Vs and hills of cn- Thn snooker. in

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ffocl on and trust. that nll iii that vcii- "c to rlnim Friend

~__--\ _. ._ . could see the planes we have in the air here, and for §llilS--\\'t'.'il I JllSl; cannot iiczir myself talk. 1'

second stripe. Am to get in Rome and long so good luck every happy those Well I have to go

X15 5.

m) “Lassie Dome Home”

[sealed weapons was remanded till

thg] of GYQCXIIUQUIIL Ml’. William Biison

__ *1 information uoolv to _S15‘e1'5lBelle Houston. Charlottetown, who

l

F. , will only be top glad to answer any i" {questions relative to the comb

:1 cd for the‘

n" very

r130 _.,_ the carnival held last week at the

- '“ b‘ Minnie L~iic 36 Passmore street

n . 1' “tam” “"35 ‘mac l ins rccciTed the ad news that hex: “mgaxsgrk gigs.‘ Wligchj - . 0 s5... Harvry Larster, was kiilod

_ lqgrhe many] _ m” m‘ m“ '1" Wnph overseas. The wire which she re- f M. h, cu‘,- may n ‘ ._ A? __ - "V scivcd lute last night said: "Ro- T Vice-President. of that] $11.8» fgipllfiugllifi? {Kiokffll lzrct deeply B96530 Private Harry

GEITIIL GIMRIIIII

v QQQn l: tinned h: i?“ “at. a. f." nun m

L‘! five Cﬂylll a word“ strictly D0-

a~b|.~____-‘qL.EuI_.—=-~ ~=i COOKS for Photos.

XIHIZIG.

In nmn- A received bv Mr.

M amy an Tuesday June 0th.

YOUR BLOOD is needed now more than ever. Enroll today by phoning Ml. O-O-li

TIE IOGISS Hardware Com- pany Limited will be closed all day Wednesday until further no-

aicc. 0-9-81 PIESIYTERIAN Cimrch in anode -— Services for Sunda

6-9-11

CHEST CLINIC to b0 held in Cardigan i0 to i2 can. and 2 to 4 pm. in Georgetown, 111116.13.“

ENGAGEDENT — Mr. and hhl. Joseph Duncan announce the en- gagement of their youngest, daugh-

t. , A to ile. to AC. Rhodes, N. Kathleen n” m} in and rm '1'

Birnﬁxrigham ‘Elﬂlllld. ' The wed: duig will take place Wednesday. JUIIC 719$. Q-Pvlil

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has William m J. Stewart. New Glasgow. P.E.1.. advising th is broth i.

George n. swwan. ‘Vuicouver no. s“,

gun caaawrrmovvu

Ind Mr. J. K

cit-y. Thcl and

mombend by her friends

VIIITI II‘. JOIIPI‘! VENT — m visi l-he

. , RC Dalhoiuie, NB. Col. H. F. . Protestant Chaplain of M. D.

samousny WOUNDED-Mra. away b g9; A T m“, a; t e Eat Ha 'li, N ~th Carleton, has beg“ 1mg" an” h” “when CMSC £00k Room staff. Cpl. W

Pu. James L. Gallant. Wu seriously wounded in action on April 25th. Pte. Gallant has been serving vrith a West Nova scotiu Regiment somewhere in Italy. He has been overseas for four years.

roucr: counr -‘ at the City Police Court yesterday, a sca- man charged with carrying con-

Saturday‘; two drunks were given ten and twenty days respectively, while u third charged with distur- bing a dance was sentenced to ten days in jail. A disorderly conduct case was adjourned.

SUMMER. CAMP — The youni! people of the churches cf Christ on P.E.I.. are holding their annual i summer camp iii; their camp site on i the beautiful Brudcncil River, from

Jilly 5th. to 14th. M1‘. P L. Rich- , of Montague will be dean bv Mr. Donald Bailey

t of Sununcrside and others. For full Mrs. Annie

KINSMEN MEETING — Pres- ident Roland Taylor presented a fine report on the business

beat . In attendance were many naval ratinal. Mrlonncl, CWAC personnel and numerous civilian friends of the bride and groom. reception took place after the ceremony at the Acadian Hotel. The young couple received many handsome wedding gifts in- cluding one from "the gang" at military headquarters.

MR. AND MRS. ALBERT WEEKS HONORED — On ‘the evenin of Wednesday, May 17th ifty friends and tie ghbors gathered at the home of Mr. W. S. Mutt-art, North Carleton, for a farewell gathering in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Weeks who are retiring from farm life and are leaving the Community to reside in edeque. Mr. T. B. Gillespie was chosen Chairman and in his usual capable and pleasing manner made some very appropriate remarks also calling on several others for short s e- ches. Mr. Hadley Milt-tart read a nicely worded from friends in Carleton Cape Traverse, expressing esteem for Mr. and Mrs. Weeks who had b€en good and helpful friends as well as neighbors, and

their

ng Club was given by J C. An initiation ceremony

Lrirtcr officially reported killed in action thirtieth May. Further information follows when receiv- t-d.“ Harry was well known in Charlottetown, particularly in sport. He was a crack baseball pitcher and also layed hockey. He was serving wit the army iii Italy when he was killed. Three other sons and one stepson are also serving in the armed forces. The sons are Jim with the Army in Italy, Arthur in the Navy, and Sgt. Vernon Larter in the anny. Vernon returned home recently on a furlough from Britain and is now in Halifax. The stepson is Walter Lane. who is in the Army and was in Britain when last

heard from.

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scd regret at the severing of old

associations. He spoke highly of shown th

ed all the old friends and neigh-

homa at Bcdeque whenever pos- sible. An old time i/ing song was

their regret at parting from them.. coupled with a prayer for God's richest blessing upon them in their new home Messrs. Nathan Bell and Robert Carruthers car- ried in a beautifully u bolstered

for the beautiful gift and expm.

the friendliness

em throughout the years,

and wish- bors to visit them in

their new

ers being given by Messrs. Mur- phy, Lord, Bell, and Harper. Mrs. Helen Bell was the accom anlst. Refreshments were served y the dies and the gathering disper- sed after singing Auld Lang Sync and God Save The King. S.

Mrs. Margaret Ferguson. Pen: Good ' .Ste iackc, N, s. danotawlﬁm. "

MI. 6.. h Mr. George Gregg Fuller. Am-

ioaziCo l. iedh f er ‘Jomnsu Bffdxy. ere tom

MLr. Pr‘. Hoyt. who is associated with the Canadian National Rail- wiatyitMoncton, was in the city last n .

BIRTHS- MIILLETT - at st. Joseph's HOS-

IIOMI VID - A tele- gram was mullvad an- unclng the on June 1th

. But-lie ole Mrs. Sutherland has in veryklndiy re-

c officiated. The bride was given

O —— *‘ 1"“

GRATITUDE l

0-Day

,Was The Most Critical Day of Our Generation. we Are Deeply indebted to the Press, Radio and Newsreels Which, Since the Beginning of the ln-. vasion, Have Kept Us Fully Informed as to tho Movements of the Allied Forces.

This, The Greatest Achievement in the Gathering And Dissemination of Information Ever Recorded, Makes Us Realize What Our Men Faced When They Landed. and More Fully Understand the

Depth ofOur Obligation as Individuals and Organ“; Qﬂgng In Backing Up Our Armed Forces.

Our Prayers Are With All Who Are Participating in the Liberation of Europe, and Our Sympathy Goes Out to The Families of Those Who Have | Made The Supreme Sacrifice.

u

l mmnarwowaz. momma morn! co. uamm.

$129,677.25; Number

One hundred and twenty-nine thousand, six hundred and seven- ty-seven dollars and twenty five cents was the total of the sub- scriptions received for the new Y.M.C.A. Youth Centre in Char- lottetown as reported at the sec- ond report meeting of workers held last evening. This a truly remarkable achievement and there was great rejoicing as the team captains and the chairman of special names submitted their reports of the canvass and the total rolled up. This was followed by a fine tribute to Duncan J. Bonnell, pre- sident of the YMCA. and pro- moter, o anizer and general chair- man of e campaign with a vote of thanks for his outstanding work moved by Edwin Johnstone and seconded by Roy Cudmore, the latter remarking that "no human being could find words to express what we owe to Mr. Bonnell.‘ There was continuous evidence of the keenest kind of competition between the two sections into which the workers were divided and each section had its ouutand- ing team. At the first report “ ,, Section A carried off the laurels. At last. night's meeting Section 2B showed they were go- ing places and reported rccei ts for the day of $17,243.26. Wth

last night's figures Team No. 8

Personals .\vhich led the rim night 0t its

total up to 580 per cent of ts ob-

Mrs. M.C. Fraser of Boston. Jectlve and then along came Team Mass. is visiting her sister. lvlrs. No. i’! captained by Neil D. Mc- Mai-garet Ferguson, of Borden. Lean with 065 per cent of its ob- ——- Jective. After the figures had

BUCKkSéPdO. Cagil Bglllkslb and til/g: bgera‘ recordteid bijthbefgil‘; the dcslos? Ha-llox. -..sven o emeeng on mon o

week visiting Mrs. Buckles mother. Team No. 8 announced that he

had Just received a tel am m- nouncing a further su cription of 8060 which he thought would again put them in the lead.

Objective Billed to $150,000

Mr.. S. A. McLeod who previous- lv nnounced $126,000 as his cr- sonsl objective has now rs ed his dghts to $150,000. ‘more are a good many cards still to come in. The money can be well and wisely used so the captains and com- manders will carry on and com- plete their work. No sii per meet- ng will be held tonig t as had

Dita-l. London Ontario. May 24, l0- 144. to Mr. and Mars. Aliza L. Mei- e

tt, a soil, William . MURNAGHAN —- At. the City Hos- ital June 6 i944 to Mr. and Mrs. Cudolph Muniaghan (nee Lucy

iuran) Tamn um. a son. coup-m. the City Hospital June 6, 1944. to Nli‘. itnd Mm. Ivan Drisooii, Mt. J-lerbert, a daughter.

MARRIAG S

“cannot - MIcNEILL - at Hali-

fax on June l, 1944, by Col. H. F. C. Cocks. Protestant Chaplain, M. D. N0. 6, Leading Stoker R. Mac- Nelll, Dalhousle. N.B., to Sgt. Klfhlttﬁl M. Carter. CWAC of

DEATHS

MMKAY - at tnTeunce ta-l, Thursday, June 8.

MAUI IN CANADI

HEEL, Jill!

infTnt Mr. and Mrs. Ncloo

n Muc- muioxs - White Sands. 1914, Mrs. Charles 811mg:

year. Phmenl notice

IIAMSAY-Atherhomeon Bumm

later.

King erslde, on Thursday. i

B, Ill’! V. Body!

rooting at Compton's mineral Home ,_____ until funeral arrangements are made. |

803G! - M. N1 Pl I. H vital on June l, i944. Fibs-mam o. Amherst

f

. NS, in his 43rd nail

m were forwarded from the Mineral Hana

Sanatiorium. June ‘l, i944 Thoma Hcnnesleyhlled M vac

to Amherst for interment‘:- IY -— At the Provincial . W lam

Mr.

been announced but the final fl res for sections and divisions wll be tabulated and published as soon as the returns are all in.

Mr. Bonnell who presided said

OVGI‘ H month and Mr. S. A. McLeod, the chairman of Special Names, whose acceptance of that post had as- sured its success. l-le also thank- ed the Ladies of the Auxiliary for the splendid wly inwhich they had carried out their work. the Press and the Publicity Chairman Ind Colonel Keith Rogers for his assistance as well as gift. of

time w on the radio. He also thanked the

Th 189B AUUPQ, Mild! South l1. Reemaim any; in diar ttegvm

lo . . d ti ,ih eﬁlaﬁﬁlﬁmﬁihoiéi ‘illﬁﬁmo; Bat . then to Clifton Church.

Wonderful Respon; To Youth Centre Campaign

Total Subscriptions Reported Last Night

Of Prospects Still To

Be Heard From; Great Competition And Enthusiasm Among Workers-

D. J. BONNELL

ncsldent of the CIIRMRWW" "y" when great work as chulr- man of the Yduth Centre Camp- aign was acknowledged lust night.

8L," half of the campaisn and

m; sub- gcbription from Hon, W. J. P. Maclvlillsn. 0.311. who wanted w share in the work-

Boxes of candy were presented to the members of Neil McLeans team m. 17, with highest Per- centaga reported tc date, to the Section and Division Command- er; and, to the Team Captains. spacial Names Committee and the lad es.

Inspiring Address

Mr. Nelson McEwen, a lottetcwn bo who npwnis fluential off cer nt Y NBUOT!!! Headquarters was present. at the meeting and delivered an inspira- tional addresc to the workers ex-

id i th lr amaz- FQmQEQIOQQu keenhnthrgwing out sugges ons o Ole the direction of the Youth Cen- tre, urging that the best. Possible general secretary be secured to take ch e and gave izssurazwl that this outh Centre would be a "‘“it..'"""°":t..:: "l5..l°‘.‘.‘.‘.“ '25.“ of gener . '

uragement to other Maritime centres like Yarmouth and Saint John which need improved facil- lties as well as to Niagara Falls. Vancouver and other cities which are planning to build. He closed on the note that they build s young men's Christian association and said that it would be in the small Bmupc in which Win18 people and older P601110 80¢ 1°‘ gether concerned about themselves and their fellows and the pre- servation of Christian values that the new centre would find it! greatest worth. He was extreme- ly proud to be a. native of a city

cl . have in add t»

ment of yourselves.

Canadian Legion Funeral llotlco

an veterans u put and mm! Wm l" MWW l" In! n; the Luion Iona at 1J0 9.1a. Saturday June 10th,

c. ﬂleml the fnnml of our late Comrade Dr. II.D. lohrzzoll-

8

IIA M. DIOWN. Secretary

Chulolkfown lunch.

Secretary

Bible Society

Services u» 1m. n. r. Muslim, n

n-lda . IOth—S laid.

y lllh-p-alzggeton the evening and Montagu h mo

h}. Nth-Milton

o m“ r ta it“; wink and P. J. Analariee: of Bible Society will conduct lmi viola: fallmvlzmh m , in: - truce “y, s on m;

Moods}. mil-mom. l

trM Score

Q n! ht. an. outlay, lbth—wlunloc

ofTlsizcbdﬁdbﬂh-Desnble, Chi

for all their good efforts I

welcome.

ViHN-HNPJI 0-0-1 l- 10-1

MONTH-EAL. June 8 — (C?) — luv. J3 . Sumter of Mod rotor o! the United Clvlmh Canada. said lat night he was h favor of the United Giutmh becom- ‘ng a member "of the proposal

ridl at 25;’... ‘L. T. “dztét. in tihls

u . nt churclil Boeﬂlln: t ' inn/u l mo: of the Montitaluagd Ottsbsranfs- ence of the United Church. Db Bolster all; ti‘: council lhcd or imgifrlifnfydfgia and approv

ed b th OHMIQIQ; in the Mzrltim: provinces _______________i_____

N. D. MacLcan

IJNDIITAKER IMIALMEI QQHOIMMIII III

Mic will have ,

North Wllllllhl Phil! NI

Prcfassional Barn v

McLeoci 6! Sentiey

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