UGUST'17, 194s

SHQWING DAILY {AT 2:30 - 7 and 9

‘mum, ,;.To.nAY m, s“ uENTIlAL oulnollll

i t 1 CHURCHES-Sunday. August 19m. i Bonshaw 11 A.M. Communion 15er-

Thll wlllmn 1s reserved tor new: 3o! local interest, but advertising I "I a newly nature may be inserted

strictly pay.

11;: nulugr-slpnsl- UON FEDERATION . URAN CE. LIFE [N

llamrwolv rasro nlu. CEARGE- - Rev. Peter Jackson. N° "Wives on Allsust 19th. 8-17-11

A

SERVICE ' " i UNITED csllullg:

Sunday. A . . New outwith.“ Jill-hi”. wn. 7.30 P. M. Cornwall. 8-17-11.

‘ ST. PETERXS BAY PASTORAL ‘CWIIXARGL. - August. 19th. Green. so ll M. Marie J P. M. and ll. Peters Bay 8 P. M. D. Wal. B09 MQcPhel-son, Minister. 8-17-11.

TRYON — BONSHAW BAPTIST

vlw- Two a P. M. R . c HERE. Mixxlxister. ev gdqf};

YORK UNITED CHARGlL-Rev, J. A. Nicholson, Minister. Servic- es August 19th, Brackley, 8.0.! RM. Service 0t praise conducted by the W- M 8. 8-11-11.

CHURCH or SCOTLAND, _ Ccmmunion Services. Sabbath pzlilgus? 19th. Coleman 11 A. M. and

M. Preparatory Service

Saturday, August ma. $.30 p. M. be

CHARLOTTETOWN G

Roda; Pioneer I

_,~...

One o! the leading pioneers in developing radar for the Allies is Dr. A. Hoyt Taylor, above, Chief Consultant and Chief Co- ordinator 0t Electronics at the naval research laboratory, Ana- costia, D. C. Next to the atom bomb, radar was one o! the most militarily important and stringently kept secrets o! war. .

FUNERAL TODAY. — The lun- eral o! the late John A. Dewar will held Ircm his late residence at New Perth today at 2 P. M.

UARDIAN

ﬁrand Champion Slnndard Silver Plwollnum Adult Fell, I944, owned by O. W. Thompson, 1.111., Kllch _

From now till polling time

' EED FOR HEALTH AND VIGOUR

the o‘ Fox Hexite is rich in energy. And it's highly available

energy too, because the cereal base in Hcxitc is thor- . oughly cooked for easy digestion and easy assimila- lhe euiydlwdwest ‘areal tion. That means economy-a minimum of waste!

Rev. J. H. Bishop,

Hexitc is an excellent source of important vitamins A, B, D, E, and K, and it contains vital bone and body- building minerals. Yes, Hexite Fox Feed is an ideal cereal supplement, one your foxes will like, because it: contains appctizing, malty ﬂavoured cereal ﬂakes.

Backed by Quality Products

Kellogg’s, world's largest manufacturer of ready-to-eat: cereals, puts all its vast nutritional knowledge and skill into making Hexitc as ﬁne a feed as money can buy. It's made from ﬁne ingredients, quality tested, and proven on many generations of foxes . . . You can feed Hexite with conﬁdence.

___B8<ll\l§,¢j Bunny's u 9W "° girl con forget- sndnomonshould "y to double- uoul

. He's JOHN STEIN- BE C K ' S mo s i

' amazing creation, In the most unus- vol, head-warm- |||g picture since “Going My WOY"l

I

Supplement that’: rich in ‘KENERGY ‘kvlTAMlNs ‘kMlNiRAl-S

Growing pups bum up more and more energ as they near full size . . . That’s why 70% of their ration - in August and 75% in September should be energy- rich cereals. And that cereal supplement must supply adequate vitamins and minerals, too, to help keep the foxes in healthy, vigorous condition.

For this important job you can depend on Hcxite Fox Feed-the favourite cereal supplement of many outstanding Canadian ranchers.

BRADALBANE United Church Services, August 10th. Pleasant Val.- ley 11 A. M. North Granville 1.40 P. M. Breadalbane 3 P. M. Rose Valley 8 P. M Thanksgiving Ser- vices. Rev. D. J. Morrison, Minis- ter. $17-11.

CLNTRAL PARISH. -— Sunday August, 19th. Clyde River 1-1 A. M. S S. 10.15. St. Cathcrnlcs 3 P Ivl. Nine Mile Creek 7.30. Canoe Cove S. S. 2.30. Mr. Ross McEw-en will preach at Chuncnlll at 7.30. Rev P- W. Goodwill, Minister. 8-17-11.

sUNpAY §ERV|QE§_ _ Them: THE lvlalvlonnl. slzlwlcs: will will be Divine Service on Suudr.y'b9 719111 in mt‘ Cfulfﬂl 1366811116 August. 1am 11f, Crag Roads a; 11f Baptist Church Sunday evening. A_ M. Alexandra 3L 3 PVM, H8291. 7.45 P. M. The Decoration Service

" .

I 1/01! / ~

. 1 -. II lllll

‘ Q y, ‘ n; . v i

15611114 1

. Z} ' 8git flit?“ all] Mselgillg? ‘fir;

lSterlirlg B. Staokholusc, Minister. ‘A M- FWWETB W111 be WJTCOIIXE‘. , 8-17-11. 8-11-11

pm-gggyTggrAg gﬂunc“ 1N‘ TOWNAL Cllliltflli. Uniled ,‘."‘"{‘”;}; 3 M“{:““”“‘ l‘ A M 1Sifiihgﬁi.‘iéiii“‘i;loi.°li‘°il" 5i?‘ arrn . A . S l-tv rt - - < ‘ I130 PF in Sulllﬁﬁf , Tl-‘lblbrcn 2.30 PJM Mount. Herbert. p 19m, 1945. Services by Rev. _.arnn‘7-30 P- M PWIY-IL SWIM Jff Gum-gm RC.“ T_ H_ 3 gcnun-swPrayer nud Thanksgiving for vi:- A__ S 1y M _ Imerim Muqey. tqery and Peace m a1. churches Mm; 3.11-11 R v. E. R lllVll/lllll‘. Mlrister. |

8-17-11. A . ' PAST -

lit9f~éiniif ‘fliﬁsil... 1123.3. cum-v wall-d mgue 11 A‘ 11L Sunday school 10 Cw _ Zlnada. Services Autus A M Murray Harbor 3 p_ M_ 19th._Servl<¢=. r .». _Varn- Murray River 7 P. M. Rev. Austin “We? 3-00 P- M- 5- Ann“ 5'

, MacPherson will be the speaker at Ojwﬂl- 5 l’ 31 A -' "fﬂllcis “:11 be

. . the evenlnp: service. Lic. W. D. C-"dllcled by ‘h’ :‘\'~‘- 1mg“?

l, .- ~ _ Jomuwm 3.17.1; 305s, of Douglwstown. . . e

" l v. R. Macvicar. InteriIrpI tAP1TOL-

EXTRA ! 1 <,NEWS TIME _ l

SOLD Bl’

DOMINION SILVER FOX FURS, LTD., Surnmerside

CLIFFORD MacDONALD cuuacn or ENGLAND SER- Chaim“ ' ' chaflgttetgwn ‘VICES, Sunday, August 19th. Holy , E BYTERHN Trinity Church, Georgetown. Holy - JOHNS PR 5

Comniunlm, 399 A M Conﬁrm- CHURCH. Belfast. Services sun- ,.,~10n Class qfgq P ' M ' Evqpsgpg‘ day, August 19th, will be as follows: l '- ' ‘ ' 1 ,, . 1 . "l I 7.00 P M. Christ church. cml-ry, ayglrrslgyn izllpplwlillll Sslylvolcpilllﬁl

_ Valley. Matias it 11cm Communlcn _ _ . , ,noo A M Rev G R HR1-tman!P1ﬂy(‘l' and TllﬂllksglVllll. Evening IRectcr I ' ' 3-11-1111 Service a; 5 o'clock. Veterans oi ’ both Wa ~ are Pfl‘ mBP-l 3’-

. __ ._ a IN ‘fl-IE TUNEFUL... . _ l Tm; r-Rasnvrlslalax CHUllClU m: Chu 1o 4.... 1.1. us give \

m . _ ~ 1 IN CANADA. - Ssrvices on Sun-l thanks. Ehchvborlv cordiallv mvit- FUNFUI....MUSICAL

' ' ‘. A t 19th will be us; fol- 0i Riv. E. C. Evans, Nllnlsie}: _ Wills. [ll/gill 1511111615 11.00 A. u! B 1" 1*

gﬁdﬁgfllaggg 'I3,“s§,_H§l,11e2;£-,: ARRIVED IN CITY-Mrs. Joseph

- Ell (nee Beryl Brennanl. accomp- Dulm aniecl by her husband. Pte. Joseph |El1 arrived in the city Saturday

night, where they wlll be the guests nf Mrs. E11’.< mnihcr. 57 Brighlvn Ava. Fla. Ell will return on Ffri- rlav m his military duties in $111110, . ' ‘ " 7 “a. His wile inns to jon

lMommg Payer}; Ugo“? Mbyesel- i ll/lllrlﬂfsthbrtlv. For thep present she lThanass -\.1-r?;.(,'0 popf m; 1:11-11‘ will l-c-lnain with hr‘: mother. On ElleFlipgchllal-lsli so" ““'d~C'lllil..ll‘!1\’I011f‘~ﬂY thcv molar“ l" Tlﬁlllsh gcllbols 1030 A'M. 1 v ‘, to vift. l/lrs. Eli's relatives. it being

‘.6 cup raisins, washed and dried , » _

1 “up milk _ ‘- “ellileglpatrdggtrhe? biiiéerellulprﬁi" oors cups once-sifted pastry llourmuyrup and cmrfamon and d” w or l“. cups once-shied 11al'c1-| brush gaps oi hurls wheat flour - Bake in a hot oven, 4% dog;-

4 teaspoons baking powder v12 w 15 mmuws n‘

1 teaspoon salt '

l4» cup ﬁne granulated sugar

6 tablespoons shortening, chilled

1 teaspoon corn syrup

1 teaspoon butter

1i. teaspoon ground cinnamon

vices were hold at ll and 7. In the D, of Hamilton delivered a sermon morning thu- annual presentallonlof much p0\\'~'l' on the text: "The| ceremony tool: place at. which Alrs.;cl~ea1ion walls Wllll eager longing; W. McLaren ior the Sunday School, , for the sons oi God to be revealed.‘ Mrs. I... H. Douglas for the Women's I The final servlce of the triple cele- Assoclatlon and Miss Helen Mc- bratlon Will take lilo fcrm oi’ a Neill for the Y.P.U.. ma-le generous , Service oi Zfhanksgivlnlz for Vic- gifts to the Anniversary Fund. | Kory and Pr: ' A sermon directed ' Grateful acknowledgement was alsrl|t0 the 0008:; W111 b9 Dreamed; made by ma. lmnme; of me graqby the Rev. Jr. . Sutherland Bon- mo“ gm o; h place u; 13nd on metnell, oi‘ F1111. Avenue Presbyterianl west side oi the Church by Mr. and Church. on 11w theme: "Gods The Junlor _ Hand in History.“ The auest soloist, Choir Sang a selection and meiwlll be Mrs Ralph Dous-las- ' theme of the sermon was: “What- — would happen ii’ our Churches clo- sed?" In the evening a very large, congregation gathered Two splen- did solos were rendered by Mrs. Hubley of Boston and much appre- ciated selections by the Mount Slow- arl. Quariette. The special preach- er, the Rev. 1i‘. Melville Aitken, B.

I _...__

la lusr. 1N urn .

. Ara you interested in s dish Measure into o. bowl the bran.‘ wwel which “l” “m” “m I raisins and milk. m stand ubouziswi-‘h- "b-‘wrbi mW-‘h Wow m4 10 minutes’ .1eaves no liur? A dish towel that lvleasure and sift to: hcr twice‘ 15 935V w ‘"5511. Quick f0 dry Ind the flour, takinz Louxler, mil andlfuflulrﬁs no lroning? Fuzthenrlon ' ucnl; cut shcrtcnin-r ﬁnely. W"? that you can buy today? . . Make a well in the m-v znzred-gThen try cheesecloth once only a ellts and add bran mixture: mix11°“‘1.\‘ duster. These dish mwgl; ightly. =\\'on‘r. have as long s 111g bug Turn onto a lighllt- ilonlei wan-ithclul have a busy one and mo}; vas or bakinu lmard and mil tol initial cost is way below m” of 01’l‘.!-ll’l(‘.l'1 lhickncsr. Cur with a linen or cra5h rnunrl ilollre. . ‘ind pl-lre.

CAMEO OF MELODY! \ 1 p ~ ‘grit/i. Rev. T. A A.

CHURCH or nvrlulun Servic-‘i

Mrs. E. B. McLal-en.

es for the Parish o. Springiiclrl and BRAN RAISIN BUNS -CI-ap:lucl. St. John's Church, Cl

laud. Church School 10.00 A. This mi“ d-Oush SDYﬁJdS.

[than riscs. in the can. so allo good distance l)?‘I\V('i'-‘ll the buns‘, ‘We QB} an average of 16 frcm this, [amount of mixture. , 1 ‘z clup C1151), brctlziast bran cfr-i ca .

1 ~ K . W

SUG"JESTION

about civilian clothing

i, T0 SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN

about to be discharged

LUS SERIAL — LAUREL - HARDY COMEDY SHOWS DAILY 2.30 - 7.00 —8.45

To help returning Navy, Army and Air Force servicemen and women who want to get Tip Top Tailors clothes upon jtheir formal discharge as quickly as possible, we make this suggestion:

_

aecial Featvure Attraction

"HANK SNOW"

Canada's Siilging Ranger mm“ ""1 a‘ successful tour at all tho lugs American Unm-

"l nu of n. o soooo . . . -- . '. v. A. z "mm. msfvlléinlm Kw Radio ‘ltltlun w n a

~_EMPIRE ‘IYHEATRE ~ ‘artma MllllDAY-PLAYING ALL WEEK

h" "Hank" sin E all his lateﬂ songs that rnsdo hlns famous m‘ h Ammﬁa and Canada.

PLUS BIG SCREEN PRQGRAM Math" Dally At 2:30 -- Evening 7 and 8:45

Mlnarll :

SEWQEEHPIR‘ ‘as-a ‘IO-DA.

SHOWS 7.00 AND sum " MATINEF. SAT. 2.30

As soon as you are notiﬁed that you will be dis- charged go to any Tip Top“ Tailors store-choose -ﬁe material you like best from the special selection you will ﬁnd there for service pcr- sonnel only-have your measurements taken —sign a voucher by which- you undertake to assign your Priority Suit Purchase certiﬁcate which you will receive upon discharge to Tip Top Tailors. By doing this you will be gaining time and your tailored- to-measure Tip Top Tailors suit will be ready for you when you are formally discharged. Then you mcrcly turn over your suit purchase certiﬁcate and slop out in civvies ready for your return to civilian life.

,,. ~ ~ 1PM‘. Ell‘. fut v'"1t to 'I‘i;:_n1sh. Mrs. 8.00 P M. R.» B. blclm, Eu tméeulc; {ism Ruthlanm BC" _____ ‘the home of her husbaplld. met MASOEOIS Sgnvllglskr-Tazpikmhrl-Ig her husband in Shilo. an o a. Edward so 1 o. . . . . '—-'—‘_’i' will hold their annual Church Eer- Nlvrrsjhcrriseplrlrllfédslilreatgé gggoigzg; Llllflliftfllln Aiillétlclilthlarrlliggllllulgllsldi ngslliav by. lllP-"P T" V15“ h" ‘Ne! "mmba? $912.12.. 21:2 151713.’-.~%‘...-§J..B§;i‘i§‘é? .112 Q11“ service \\'1 9 ‘J . '* ‘ ‘ - - 4 1 '1‘L.lh ccompanied by he! the RM’ Eﬂc R 00am‘ 8 n 21 iileccfllliisss Illa Breniigllh, ‘llliuulé CHURCH NOTIQE _T- °°X°h°3§l§ll§l1‘Euihinﬁglvylvlniyiﬁ‘Enam- Etsllunhggw? oil bundalllilrchlﬁlzlil or at 57 Brighton Ave, also rela- Maritime societal-v o! the British um in Tlsruish- am‘; Foreign Biblcsocicty will give‘ —~———— ————~* ﬂhg address at the morning s-ervics‘ t. Wcst Covcilsad llt 11 A- M Em ll/iizs Lena MacLurc cl Charlotte-l town will sing. Eveulins rfirwgrk out; 7J0 P. . ev. ‘l f. *- ' ilmlliliggulahmlldislel.‘ s-n-liJ mar. lmvllrs. GEORGSTOWN. . ____- ANNlVERSAl-A-Sl. Davids Unit.- ST, navlrrs UNlTl-ID CHURCIL- ed Church, Georgetown, has Just Georgetown, Sunday at 3 P. M. completed the second o! the Big 5mm“ o! Thanksgiving for Victory Three oi’ Sundays in connect-ion and Peace. A sermon directed towvith the on: hundred and third the occasion will be preached by anniversary of the present place oi the Rev. Dr. J. Sutherland Bon- worship. 0n August 5th. a well at- neil. of Fifth Avenue- Prcsbvtcrurpglcndcd and helpful Communion Church. New York. o“ G035 Service was held. A preparatory‘ Hand in History’? Pmbllbly m" Service had been conducted on the nnlv QppOFl-lllllll." 1111s 5101mm; l previous Frldajv at, which o search- heannsz 1“‘= il-“Jllmlls-‘ed nllisWlllz and impressive sermon was de- mg - 3- - ~ llvcrccl by the Rev. A. D. Stirling. 3-K. of Vallcylield. Mr. Sterling Ialso assisted the minister in the isolomn scttlnj: apart Q; a new e1- der. At the Sacramental Service seven" IYOUHé People were re- gcived into the membership oi the l! h last iudsulasaltirs sv- s I I - peclal Prlzos- IIEREl-‘ORDS CLASS ‘l Tho Mariilmo Hereford Breeders Association offers $25.00 in Special Prizes for the best two females owned and bred by exhibitor. born alter July 1, i943. FIRST PRIZE SECOND PRIZE THIRD PRIZE

810.00 8M 1.00

NCING

B. I. s. HALL

SATURDAY NIGHT Modern and Old Time Dancing _ Admission 25c Follow the ;Crowd to THE 8.1.8. HALL

TWO WEEK DELIVERY FOR SERVICE PERSONNEL

TIP TOP TAILORS Ltd.

99 Grafton Street, Szlnnyside

Wanted

. "vnono l mnmodlstely in huv House

- u \ gar spun ‘Iunilyl wém moll-

y _ _ n o vcn onccn an [UNI s.

‘J. N'FER_HOLT t! Prolmmly o colds oily llmfts. I

Will ply cu (or Ideal place. ALSO uJUNGLE QUEEN» LOUIS BAGNALL. Law of the Badlands

91o 12

Hunter River.