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G. l1‘. HUTCHESONS Office will be closed Wednesday afternoons for the remainder of June. 6-l5-li.

HOTEL ARRIVALS -Arrivals at The Charlottetown Saturday night

-"' 1t- included" MI’ J A. McNeil Gener- . Bolsterous but tfinderly‘ a, Mwflsgdo; mnclgmgn 1am? ,, ‘i orono Mr.‘ . . Mac eh.

' ‘omonfic come y w‘ Superintendent of the Atlantic Iri- vls on, Canadian National Tele-

graphs, Moncton.

T0 LODGE CONVENTION- Mrs. S. B. French, R. W. Grand Mistress of the I...0.BJ\. of P. E. I. and Mrs. J. W. Dlclde. R. W. Grand Juvenile Director leave this morn- ing to attend the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge to be held in Toronto and convenes on June 1'1 in the Royal York Hotel.

RECITALS by pupils of Ii. Lillian McKenzie, Mus. Bac, (MoGill). in the Kirk Hall Tuesday (first year to senior) and Wednesday (advan- ced students) at eight o'clock. Silver collection for Red Chassis u

ARREST THREE — The highway patrol of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrested three men at Mount Stewart Saturday night. One ls charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated while the other two are charged 132i; “ti?” “hi1 “‘ 93,5?“ - 9y Vi a ar ore Magistrate today, ppe

T0 WAR SERVICES — Mr. Eu- 89119 Gorman. teacher at St. Dun- stans College for the ifist year. leaves this morning e main-

=/'Proiessov Potts cnd his l - * unsuspecting colleagues exposed to the exciting chorms of o Boil of Fire who shows them what "ain't in booksfl“

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. province during his stay here. "man om: lxnuva, ms aovs LEAVE FOR HALIFAX — Mr. NIGHT 7 _ 9_ Justice E. R. Angers and Mrs. R

snafu oauuu am n OUIi M‘ spankie’ Clerk of the Court’ of.

Ottawa, left here yesterday eriroute to Halifax. They were here during the week conducting a hearing of the Exchequer Court of Canada. Only one case, The King vs North- umberland Ferries, was heartland will be completed in Halifax June 24. The Court Stenographer, Mr. Gerald Kitts ls still here.

LEAVE FOR TRAINING- Seven young women who have been en- listed in the R..C.A F. Women's Division at the Recruiting Centre Moncton have left to undergo training. Among those leaving for the Rockcliffe, Ont., flaming De- plot sre lltgissrafscflllatliiegtlnte Frances

, . r duramorh ac ona , o are e own, Irene 11211111211213; oi Prince N- Ri°55 °1 K111119551 P- E- 1 Edward Island Libraries, went to Moncton ‘Irwvruvt.

b l Tu sd y. June 9th. ——-—— §Yf1°§n..y..~§.§§°§siy ° Plan... had SALvAoa connacrao - A car-

pflSSCd away before she arrived. 10911 0f 111171091‘ W111 PT°bd1>1y b9 5111i?- ‘llie late Pauline Gulls was a pop- 119d this week by the Charlottetown ulur school teacher in this provmce 591V9ke Committee as a result of for several years, but ior the past the patriotic response of citizens. ten years she resided in Boston. A large quantity of this vital war Mass. She matriculated from Mis- material vras included in the two couche Convent and was also a tons of scrap material collected in 811111111919 01, P111199 01 W11195 001- the city Saturday afternoon. Last leile- bhd W111 b9 1011011! 1911191111191‘ week over 19 tons of paper were en for heijmaiiy christian virtues. shipped, Five trucks, in charge o; her great sincerity and loyalty, her the Motor Transport ms and “m quiet and gentle ways, and. above all 01.5 from me H_ M‘ s. “Queen her deep religious faith. Fortified by Charlotte» made the rounds o! me $119 1951 11°95 °1 1119 11°11’ 0111111111111 various block; gathering the collec- Cliurch slie went forth to rece.ve Lions placed out by hoi|geholders 1191" 11911116111’ reward“ Each truck made two tri " nd Her remains arrived in Summer- the last did not a", t m?“ d3 t sldc, Friday, June 12th. and were unulnseven 0.60m K1115‘ 9 91190 , taken to the home ofMr. and Mrs. Rubber a r - , 9 91/911112.’- rwank Giilis, Bayside, where aetc _- P pe1-d1119-B11Z11195. 1119-111. large number of sympathetic rela- d 311g" 111911 9d 111 1-119 fii-litflll tives and friends came to pay the “Y5 11°13 last sad respects to the beloved soLmER -TN6RED o n

dead.

r101‘ funeral was held Saturday Thursday evening June 4th. a large morning, June l3, to St. Patrick's 85111911118 K911191911 at the spacious Church, Grand River. Requiem 1101119 0f MY- 911d Mrs. H

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Island - horn Woman Dies At Boston

The death of Pauline R. Gillis. formerly of Grand River West. oc- curred in Boston, June 9. 194A. 101-

enry Ross, High Muss was sung by Rev. Oswald W11911-119Y R1119?- 10 do honor to Murphy, P. P. Rev. Urban Gillis as- 111911‘ 5011. Spr. Arthur B. Ross. who sisted iii iiie Sanctuary and at the 9111151911 111 139991111191‘ 111 H15 Mll- grnve, A sister, Rev.. Sister St. Mary estys forces. Mr, James Stevenson Pauline predeceased her May l 91111991 1119 1119911118 1-0 0X69!‘ and 8X- 1930.Slie was laid. to rest beside the P19111911 i119 19115011 for the gainer- graves of lier father and mother, 1118- MP- 11171111999 Hlgilmfi 198d the tlic te Mi". and Mrs, P. .1. Glllis. address which was signed by the May she res; 1n peggg’ friends of Wheatley River and (Patriot and Summerside papers vlolnlv- Mr- Horold Chandler ore- pleasg cgpy) sentec him with s. well filled purse. Arthur in his usual manner, thank-

ed everyone for their kindness and CENTRAL CHRISTIAN cntmcn all Joined in angina For He's a _.____ Jolly Good Fel ow after which they

"There are some things which you 1717111199151 111111- T119 T9515 01' 1-119 9V9- caniiot mix. They are as opposite 111118 Was spent by sin81118 9nd as the poles," Chinese checkers playing. Lunch “There are species, races, nations. W115 59111911 1W 1119 911198 Mid all pcrsunallfles, whlgh departed for home wishinzg 1th; o uc

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ed the Professor invites her to visit the headquarters.

Since her boy friend, the gantr- stei" Joe Lilac, is currently in u juih with the police uiid Sugairpuss iihus she is wanted for questioning, slie hastily takes refuge with Potts and his fellow-professors until the search siuill die down. Not_ only docs Sugnrpuss completely disrupt iiie experts and their niouc 0i liic. but slie also iihos lieisclf falling in love with Potts.

What liupimiis when Sugarpuss at the last minute cliauEOS her nuud altar preparing to vlllilffylnlfle. make for the picture's side-splitting coh-

rcligions and cannot mix. ‘Ihev are, fundament- 811951 01 1101101‘ i119 595$ ally, different and all our efforts, 111111 l 5919 19911-111-

nll our hilosoihles, all our com- i- ,,,.D,,,,,.,_p,,, m,‘ em," n, reconcm- rouca can m COLLISION - atioii, nre about as futile as an at- T111915 111911 B” 5119 511191159 01 1111911‘ icmpt to change the stars in their 111/95 9t M01101? 5091111111 8110111- i-Wo courses or to make north south. or 0'9109k 511111195’ 11101111118 W119i! 1119)’ east west." discovered that a. car with which

The Rev. .Neil Herman made this their vehicle was in collision was remark, last night, as he spoke on none other than a Highway Patrol tlic subject-IA Mixed CfllbCiMiX Hitler and A Victorious police, For more reasons than one Cnhzu n."

lie went on to say: “Canada is gfiycehiinfffix°bgiiieflu§§qPjdwfi 9119- (31111111111 15 11111 1111911911 °1 shine" in their car" in addition to Scotch or Irish or any other par- ‘his the three were’ reported w be ticular nationality. Don't. split Can- somewhat “under the weather» The ado. Don't IlllX this country. French driver bebngs m “squid as‘ d6” ciusion. Cooper plays Potts, and solidarity, at the expense of a unit- also gnome‘, or the occupants while Dana." Andrews, udoidwyinlal Lilith; iKgIPIIIIIXGZI must go or Canada must the third ,5 5 resident o, st Am stlfifwysii Ziflsufiirpfifs‘ 31nd Align g "We are either going to have con- g;°zig11d°rii_wm‘gh 91131911 g" Jenkins, ar Houiolka, Henry scrlption in this country, or anti- be? drunk ,5‘ 9 0 915 01 Traverse. S. Z. Sakaii, Tully Mar- conscription. One or the other must 1 11f h - 1 919 ml 110 lddit- shall Leonid Kinskey. Richard go. You cant mix them. We can 0111]? ‘o 9189! 11 c0511 on with the Ha dn, Aubrey MuthcixDan Duryea spill. this country and lose the war C0 5-011. 301-11 911-5 V1919 511811111! an Kathleen l-lounrd m important by sitting back, folding our hands. 611111118911 11111 11011011? W88 1111111911- parts. Howard Hawks directed the and saying "lct the ‘antis’ have Constab es Mundy and Goswell of, picture for RKO Radio release. their way~-\\'hnt's the difference!" the Charlottetown detachment were

___.______-_- "I have no apology for defending in the police car. THE BAPTIST CHURCH I

my country in this pulpit. .Not the service of morning wor-

Lloyd Nolan Stars In New Hit—“Blue,_ White And Perfect"

lt isn't often that Lloyd Nolan iris into hcavy romantic stuff on 11195010011. But when lie does. lifs 1h; darhdest romantic set-up im-

llinablcf. T1159. for example, Nolan's cur- Itlit 20th Century-Fox picture play- nt the Capitol Theatre, “Blue. Wniie ahd Perfect." For the fourth he is cast in the starring role illlbchnci Shayne, the devil-may- 319 private defective. And. he has t beautiful blonde Mary Beth W95 as his love partner-and h romance is the wackiest yet. “gulf of their scenes together. t“ Beth tosses everything she t, Bet her hands on at the ever-

111119 Mr. Nolan. h on I keep the ‘romance’ alive “ufitgalin her savings account." h“ 95 1- Oydn “She retaiiates by c5118 me tossed in the hoosegow.

m, 91' Say the course of true love h" runs smooth. That's exactly maul’ 1t islwith us, except. that Mfume love is as far of! its as it can getl"

bit of it. My patriotism is the by- product of lllv religion. You and I nre called upon tonight, to choose between Christ and Antichrist, We must choose between a Saviour from sin-a Saviour called Jesus- or (live must. clip??? tousliag ogigiselveis, an asorry o w .. ssa- vation by our own good works apart 9X099d 1941 89198 (191111! the 1111B!‘- from His cross. Our choice lies - ter. The 111959111 011911.91“ 0f April. tween the King of Kings and His Kingdom or the kingdom of dark- ness. All this is true. And as all this ls true, we must also choose, in this our bloody conflict. ivliether we shall allow a minority to open the

At ship, ll s. m., Children's Duy was recognized. 'Ilie Junior Choir was in charge of the music. The (lCdlCR- ticn of the two children of Mr, mi- Mrs. J. O. Diamond was observed. Certificates were granted to meni- bers of the Young Worsliihpcrs League who had attained ovci- fifty per cent in attendance, with special gold. silver and red seal ini- the groups making the highest uitciid- ance. several gaining the gold 561.1 for attendance between ninmy nnd

with no prospect 0f improving un- til Jul

comic Conflict or “dd Romantic‘ Trio Ball Of Fire” Theme

Jthatidhcciic romantic triangle of

Professor, a flippant enter- mne‘ 511d a conceited gangster is

than the corresponding period last year with a resultant rush for ice cream and its affiliated delicacies. Consequentl the quota was reach-

figure about m“ h one hundred r cent. The Rev. I. , m, ed before he three-month period mm“ W“ 1.111118 t g Judson Levy envered 5 sermon on gRtCs (if Dill‘ C0lllitf§ t0 i1 D055 G w’ out. Now the no" ‘ h! h ism“, “"1911? of Ball of Fire. "Habit, worth firming" 1-115 invasion. which will make a. free SO13 out’ w", have to wfutwungil a1:

h, 3°111W¥1Ys newest offering ,,1c1;9é>‘11iz‘t.me now playing at the Gm c ward Theatre. ‘m, u 00Der and Barbara Stan- "mureit co-starred in the gay ad- “. with a distinguished siip- time cast in one of the funniest Pr

people hewcrs of wood and drawers of wntcr. to races, which fear not Gocl ncithcr regard man-except as a Must of burden and the satisfact-

tc . Luke 4: l8, “As His Custom Was" Jesus had certain well established. good habits. He read and uhdor- stood and loved the Holy Word of God." He sought communion win the Father in prayer, Ho auchild and participated in the WCfShlil of God. The Junior Choir sung IMiuiiWS "Trend Softly"

next quaricr comes in. 'I‘he object o: keeping the sales at last year's level is to conserve butter fat ne- i011 oi his burning lust. cessarv in moklns cheese and but-

During the service Lieutenant ter. The ruling was made by the I-(‘luh Dingweil sang with powerful whrtims Price; and “we goal-d i-flii-i ii fling eminently suited i0 and 1., 91mg] a; m; ice m1,“ Sher. 11H‘ 11111115111111 _ ___._ \ bert ahd slierbert mix, Chocolate ' n“ dipi: are practically off the market 10 because of ilie ice cream ruling

and a shortage of chocolate.

IIULING ON ICE CREAM - Iiolding a special meeting in the

5 °1 1999M years.

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iififwilwvclopaedin, needs InPQr-m- semogmwfigenhyfi sergce,Mrbfu1,:,fi (fiiurrli Shoo] met with good

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51101118318“! night club 01111211211135; stmllgobtay-e Thy Dweumgs‘ o Lord anrln h1i1oii1nmssthi- was in charge of “"1919 o! time. Deiight- ' the music of the day-

Tgi: CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

BENTRAL GUARDIAN Death of Mr.

fence Minister Ralsten Saturday announced three appointments at w! cgEAlm gicAncl _ I“ llaadquarters of Military District cream m on rig a mild form ' .

has struck Prince Edward Island $21,112,111 the 38m “acne Brigade

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F. M. Stewart

Charlottetown lost one ct its most prominent citizens Saturday morning in the sslng of Mr. Frank Stewart, Vice-President of Bruce Stewart and company, Lim- ited, and for the past. 12 years Plant superintendent. l-ie died in tthle Prince Edward Island Hospi-

He had been seriously ill earlier this spring but had returned to his home. After about two weeks. how- ever. he suffered a relapse and was again taken to the hospital Tues- day and failed to recover.

A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stewart, the late Mr. Stewart was born at cross Roads 1ot_48, 56 years ago. 1-Ie lived there during his boyhood and as a young man came to the city to serve an apprenticeship at Bruce Stewart's. 'I'hnt was about 38 years ago and he has been with the firm for many years since.

After completing his apprentice- ship he removed to Britfsh Colum- bia there he remained fcr a time when he returned to supervise the building of a standpipe in Sum- merside, for which the frm of

Stewart and Co.

Bruce had the contract. After the ccmpietion of this work he accepted a position with the firm with which he re- mained un-tll his passing.

Starting in as a machinist, he showed marked ability in his chosen field and gained rapid pro- motlon. Approxmateiy 12 years ago he becam Jilant superintendent and had serve in that capacity since then.

‘He was an active member of the following lodges: The Odd Fellows, the Knights of P thies, the Sons of England, and t e Masons. He was also a member of the Rotary club.

The late Mr. Stewart was a prom- inent member of the Central Christian Church of which he W85 Treasurer and o, member of the Board of Trustees.

He leaves to mourn the loss of a kind and loving hwbaud and father his widow (nee Kathleen Mulch), three sons, Douaid of the Experimental Farm Branch, Sac-k- ville; Miltcn, Englnrer with the Canadian Power Boat, Corp, Mont- real, and Ralph with Bruce Stew- art and C0,, City, and a daughter. Mary, of the office staff of Bruce stevmrt and Co.

Surviving are two bwlhers, Mil- ton, District Managua Canoda Lifr Assurance Co, city, and Albert o‘ the engineering staff of the Win- nipeg General Hospital. Also two sisters, Mrs, Rena Tesd, Portland Me., and Katie in the employ of the Hudson's B~y G1, Winnipeg to all of wlicm the Gutrdinn ex- tends heart-felt symrathy.

The funeral will be held from the central Christian (lliunch io- day, service stii-ilhz at 2.20 pm., funeral at 3 o'cl:ck,

City Hall members of the N. B P. E. I. Ice Cienm Manufacturers Association hcard an address by W. C. Cameron, of Ottawa, ase- ciate chief of the Dairy Products Grading and Inspection Services, Dominion Department of Agricul- ture, Thursday afternoon. Mr. Cameron explained to the meeting the new order in council regard- ing the sale of ice cneam. The rc- gulations were imposed to conserve milk products and butter fat. The meeting was largely attended and J. P. Simmonds, of Charlottetown, presided and introduced the speaker. Present in addition to manufac- turers’ representatives from all parts of the three provinces were W. J. Davies. Moncton, provincial dairy products grader; W. F. Rog- erson, Charlottetown, dairy pro- ducts grader for P .E. .; W. . Brenton, Chafottetoivn, P. E 1., dairy superintendent, and J R. Sutherland, Sussex, provincial dairy superintendent and secretary of the N. B.-P. E. I. Ice Cream Manu-

facturers Association. - Moncton Transcript. Personals

Mr. Somerled ‘Prainor leaves this morning on a business trip to Mon- treal. I-Ie will be away about a. week.

Mr. J. O, I-Iyndman returned to Charlottetown Saturday night from Ottawa where he was visiting his daughter, Mrs. Maolvfillan and Flt. Lt. Man MaoMillan.

ST. JAMES CHURCH

Continuing his series of evening sermons on the theme “G and Human Suffering," the Minister, Flt. liieut, the Rev. T. l-I. Bussell Somers, MA, S.'1‘,M., concluded by saying: “We begin to see that there is a deeper question than why?- namely, how? The ultimate demand is not “why has this happened to me?" but, "how, seeing it has hap-

ned, am I to face it?” And when you see that. suddenly the New Testament comes right in. The New Testament is not so much concern- ed about wh ‘ii-for it knows that this is not tie basic question. But it is desperately and magnificently

Canada of the Royal Canadian Mounted concerned about How? It does hot.

offer you a theory and an explan- ation; it offers you a power and a victory Here we see, coming forth to meet us. God's answer- when we lift our eyes and gaze lb- on a Cross."

Appointments For P.E.l. Officers

UITAWFL June l4——-(CP)—De-

6 (Halifax) and an appoint-

LL-Col. Philip S. Fielding, 44, re-

y 1. However, there is iust eently on the headquarters admin-

as much ice cream this year as last lstratlve staff at

year but dealers are not allowed to Ont, and a former clerk of the Ex-

ecutive Council of Prince Edward

lslgllAfla-‘li aizpgéited lDeputy gsgist-

a an n _ an uan- nera at M- . .' M y d Ju e was much hotter ‘gilt._COLELBLY1HQQJ5JL_

Camp Petawawa.

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by the ladies.

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of recreation is easy to solve-you iust fish for trout and salmon to your heart's content. Salmon up to forty pounds ore landed on the Morgoree. Moreover, clf Louisburg and Si. Ann ore caught giant swordfish and tune-a thrilling sport shared

Your sightseeing tour should include the fus- cinoling old-world fishing villages of Isle Madame, River Bourgeois and St. Peter's. Hero the famous Bros d'Or Lakes begin-seventy

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ent Force officer, becomes Acting Deputy Assistant Quartermaster- General-

Capt, '11. J. Furminger 44, of Tor- onto, General Staff Officer. Grade 3, at M. D. 6, is appointed Brigade Major o! the 36th Reserve Brlsade Group with the rank of Major.

The other appointment ls that of Acting Maj. A. c. Delaney. 41. a native of Prince Edward Island. as Brigade Major of the 38th Reserve Brigade Group.