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Th” Guam“ n“, ‘b. Mum “u, l‘ l"! 0f the following ltoreu u.

[unlnlersldez- Bell Bookstore, Water if, Toronto Bakery. Water 3g,

- “it?” ~ r er y my or u; ||v¢ your order to the boy ielpfllallglffer £512.33; ziiohirihizfirif“ u

pTllls column lu reserved for no“

, of iuual interest but advert

_ oi ll ilcwsy nature may liq ln .

, ell at 2 cents I ‘Wad strictly aiilo In advance

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__.lTTEND BIG AUCTION on rclllises of William J. Smith, Maple liillls on Szithnrday at 1P. M. strlzldard Time. L-333-7-l0-2l,

JEW MODELS in Kodak: at Iuylor Drug Co., Kensington,

-llOME MADE ice cream at soc: on lilo lawn or calm-a] Christian Church, sum- dc. Thursday evening, July

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-GOLF DANCE - The golf ii‘. the Summerside golf cluh

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w grunt success. many tourists l. opic from outlying district; n ill . Tile club orchestra pdllril 'ceilcnt music for the

Gainers. Several sweepstakes we“; ill_\'i‘\l for yesterday on the cqufse y riub mcilibers. -S,

—'i‘lf.lNSl-‘I-}RRED - 0n Friday evenlni: Mrs. A. Clow. entertained tile Iiill Knitting Clllb. After re. frvsinllellts were served a. pr“. Ql§i.l"0ll of a beautiful cake plate iilli pm Tillie) was presented to lilrs Charles MacArthur an active l 1' who lcavcs for Charlotte-

'l iviiere Mr. MacArthur of the R.C..\l.P. has been transferred.

-—~\I'ELIJNGTON CENTRE IN- !'l'l'l'li'I‘I-l REMEDTBERS SECRE- T.\ll\'.—'I‘lle members of the Well. iurion Crntre Women's Institute illri this month at the llome of Mrs. Ellhi li-I Steele. After the usllal

bl llcss, Mrs. J. D. Lecky was calledfiglge more young men for the mm_ l is ry.

uliilil to mad an address to the sec- It‘ , Mrs. Florence Norman, who alight in the school for the lwo YNlfS. The address. ex- ~. l; rcpzrct at, the departure of

NIIOHIIH. was accompanied by a silztniilc chit. Miss Noonan replied ill Slilillblf‘. terms. bunch was served bv ire hostess at the conclusion of the lllcetlng, 3

—KE\'SINGTON POLICE (‘()l'll'i‘- Ycsterday’ in the Police liiilisinlzion. there ivcrc four drunkenness heard be- ‘iii? Profitt. Tilrce oases . ( , the fourth was (lisnlls- 5H1 for llrlul of evidence. Mr. E. H- Si‘ llfz. sllnlmcrside, acling for the

vrlltillll and J. Watson Mac- ’ ilrilllg for defence. The rilsu was the result of a

whicll occurred at a rest- cilriy Sunday morning. The ‘l in dismissing the complaint nwllllllcndcd that all restaurants alt: public placcs within the town * sod at midnight on Satur- . lZlliS in accordance with the L Us Day Alliance Act, except in cows of necessity and mercy, and that the Town Council would see that the law in this respect be en- erred.

Summer Bible School Opens At Summersiile

The 8rd Annual Summer Bible Bcilool ut Summerside opened on Mfllldiiy in the Presbyterian Cilllrcil Hall. The classes are from 9 llnlll l2 o'clock and are under t‘..<~ direction of Rev. Wm. Ver- vllllf poster of tllc church. On lllfliliiil)’ 41 pupils fronl the differ- ent Protestant churches enrolled. On lllcsciayi the enrollment was 51. ll is expected the attendance will real-ll '70. Seventeen of the pupils are llolv MllOlflfS. The school has llilliiils l to 10. Qualified teachers

‘- sllldcllt nlinisicrs are engaged for tne season. Last year much hvipilll instructions was given to tho children who found the classes qlliio interesting. This year will no doubt be just as successful. Tt'(li‘li(‘l'-'~ engaged are as follows:

lllllil Montgomery, Malpeque. NCglllcrine Braham, Scotsbum.

Folio Bruce, Haselbrook, RE]. Domlld MacDonald, of Pictml. NS. now student missionary in

1i. I). Duncanson, llonary at Alberton. A luulnwr Bible school service 21g b0 held on Sunday, July Illt.

y, Borden Dance ‘i l TONIGHT

l The dance of the week. Presbyi Orchestra.

iirange Tea

“There will be Matinee Races (l let!!!) at the Drug-c Ten, Ken- fliun. July mil. Lash and vol- t“ '~' llPlzm are offered for the nllowlng gp0flg;_ 3 Mile Bicycle Race. 1-2 Mlle Running new, "10 Yarn Sack Race. T"! of War. (Smile vii. Clftown). 100 Yard Duh Ladies. 11m Ylrd Dllh Men. Dancing Content, ludlq or

fairies received uutll noon July

student uiu- "

PRINCE count!

o°wu°l DTIIIIWN. Water It. M!“ Gilli". 67 Granville st,

homo in ilunmerulde l;

—woN SWEEPSTAKES - M: glltafflslg Gaudet lvas the winner of Go“ Cfigeallkes at the Summersiile of 40' with ‘t’ gffggiclafgkglflsfia scorg net score of 36. ' “n5

BUMMERSIDE POLICE COURIL. at? the Summerside police court, two n we" ChBPBBQ with an offense flzainst the Prohibition Act_ one w“ 5111911 $15 and costs or 20 days lmd the other $20 and emu m- 36 6W8. by Magistrate E. H. strong. s

—PRESBYTEIf.lAN PICNIC. _. 5111147181’ School picnic of the Pres-

terlan church was held yesterday a ternoon at Stavertfls Shore. The weather was ideal and there was a large attendance, Games and sports We"? 911§BEed 111 by the yioung people andade icious Slipper was served, s

—IMPROWNG — It is pleasing w report that Mr. Phillibert Gal- lant of Summerside is improving from his very serious illness. His sons Private Elmo Gallant and Private Emmanuel Gallant, who, had came home to visit tileir fath- 61‘. have now returned to their units —-8. '

—WEST PRINCE PRESBYTERI- AN RALLYP-The Young People of the Presbytcriail churches ill West Prince held their ailnuill Rally iii. Albeijton on Monday afternoon and evening. 'Ii.;ere was a very gQQd at. tendanceat both afternoon and eve- 111112 Se-‘tfiwrl-S- Mr. Qiordon MacAr- thur VICtOHa, West, presided. The speaker in the afternoon was Rev. Herbert _B.untain, Tyne Valley. In the evening, Dr. O. Scott MacKcnzle Ph.4D., principal of Montreal Theo- logical College, addressed the Young People. and appealed to them to

This was very necessary for the Work of Jesus Christ. The Al- berton Young People's Society serr- ed tea. to all present. S

—CIIILDR.EN'S AID SOCIETY- The regular meeting of the Child- ren's Aid Society of Prince County was held Tuesday evening in the Town Hall. the President, Dr. J. A. McPhee presiding. The agent of the Society Joseph A. Gallant. re- ported that there had not been a case before the Juvenile Court since last November which he con- sidered a record. He reported that the children were not obeying the curfew low no well since Daylight Saving Time came into effect as it was broad daylight when the 9 o‘- ciock bell rang. The opinion was ex- pressed that the society would give any assistance in their power to the placing of refugee children when plams had been worked out by ‘he Government. -S.

Tile Women's Missionary Society of ‘Trinity United Church, Slim- merside, were hostesses at the love- ly home of Mrs. George Sheen for the members of the Baby Band on Tuesday. The mothers and their little ones were entertained in Mrs. Sheena beautiful garden and after the usual business and devotional period. a very happy time was had. Miss Dorothy Allen delighted the guests with a solo imd Miss Ethel Strong and lviiss Geldhart sang: a duet very pleasingly. A delicious lunch was served at the ‘conclu- sion of the part and votes of thanks tendered o the hostess for her charming hospitality. —S.

PERSONAL!

—Misa Gertrude Gillis. who is a nurse in tralninz at Saint John. N. 13.. is spending hcr vacation at llcr home ln Kensington.

—Mius Dolly Matthew. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Matthew. Summerside is attending Maritime summer school at Sackvilie, N. B. 4.

—Sununerside friends learned W. A. Hickson, formerly Miss Jes- sie Emma Mulrhead of Summerside.

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—Mr. Henry Whitney of New York is at present visiting his mother, Mrs. W. J. Whitney. Blun- mer Street, Bummer-side. -S.

FATAL SHOOTING ACCIDENT

PERTH. N. 13.. July 10-401?)- Nows of a fatal shooting accident emly this week lit Upper Kintore reached here uxlay. The youinz victim, Douglas Patterson, S, died in hospital Monday at. Bath. He was wounded in the groin when a chum picked up u, m calibre rifle and. tihinking it was unloaded, touched the trigger.

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AlIGTIll RT MAPLE PLAINS

‘ of u change In my 1 will uell by Aultlon on Saturday. July 13th at l P- M- Stundurd Time, my farm contain- In‘ 100 gcrea land together with crop, This farm l: in 80"}, shape wltll good buildings and wei ‘i fenced. Stoc . 2 good work lgorscs. 4| rnllch cowl. 8 your“ cattle. ~11 11min 1 hay mower. . Il.. l fl@<‘l1°"11'l seeder, 1 single seeder, 1 farm‘ wagon, 1 driving wflifflh. l 5111K" wood llelfll, l driving ili-lgli, 1 howl tulle, l let dlso narrows. 1 ""111 separator and all small articles found on u well equipped farm.

Term: Cuah.

If day la unfit Sale on ltloniluy- 15th at some hour.

WILLIAM I. SMITH. HUGH F. MORRISON.

On

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'2 h- Auctioneer. l . E 3 i :, L-aI-t-t-stnn-aao-l-ifzi. _-

_ . _ en a gala prciiliere at the Capitol ENTERTAIN BABY HAM) 'Tilcat.rc last night and

elice Olivier are cast as the

beauty and despair of love as they wander wildly over moors of the The stars are brilliacigi supported by a cast of outstandm! Players

son. Hugh Fitzgerald. Donald Crisp and Miles Mnndcr. “Wutllering Heights" picillrimd iroln a masterly screen- play written by two of Hollywoods leading scenarists. B911 1186M 611d Charles MacArthur.

standing and emotional sweep by William Wylcr: the picture photographed 11$’ Gregg T019106. whose dramatic lighting and out- dfibi‘ cilllcllrllagflrllflby illve "Wuth- g firing egl " a tiroodlng. sinister mood which is inl kreplng with its stirring tale of love "llltl hate. Too much praise cannot ‘no given to ilnn

477,054 or +5.5 per cent.

t compiles long-range averages for

Capitol Summorsiile Last Times Today

I Cathy. . .

I mod lo mm I strange, iiom love by marry- ing another monl

SAMUEI. GUlDW-YN preterm

W Ullllllililii HEIGHTS

' ra-rlarrfng‘

MERLE llBEilllll - lllliiEllllfi llllllill lllllil llllfll

with Flora Robson ~ Donald Critp . °F!“1<1*_":.Fi*.=ss~:“__. Also News of the Day. Shows at 7.30 & 9.15

Matinee, 'l‘hur., 3 P. M-

lilulllirillg Heights llas Gala Premiere In Capitol, S’siile

sanlucl Goldwynfis "Wutllefln! Heioilis," based on the unforget- table love story of the Bully ifronte novel of the same name. was giv-

won the thundering plaudits of n capacity

audience. Merle Oberon anri Lilli:

nlliniic lovers who discover the

the desolate Yorkshire country.

including David Niven. More Rob- Williams. Geraldine WAS

The picture

w.“ all-econ with nun. under-

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HElll ll A Y AT

Bergen Fraser Kens-ingtou pre- Pi-uf. A. B. MMIDUn Francis Xavier Univcrgilg,

0111811, W88 the guest gpegkey;

farmers and fishermen in Mflritiimes was long term credit. The credit unions were providing a very satisfactory means of short leasant two iveelis‘ term loans but sflmething in the r i". nature of banks “we needed. They would not come immedia would through time

1'01‘ the Dwple of Canada to learn the technique olf oo-operation and pox. All join in udsiling tine tiny

make a success of it miss an earl-y recovery.

eluded: Mayo J. E. Campb ll Summerside, IHon, w, 11, Danna‘: Minister pf

background of '

and brilliant

Big Increase In Railway Earnings

MONTREAL. Que, Jul 10 —The cross revenues of the ul inclusive Canadian National Railway! for the week ending July ‘lth. were 543125.996 as compared with $3,246.942 for the correapondnlg wreck oi.’ 1939. an increase of I1.-

DRESSES STILL TOP COST ITEM

NEW YORK. July i0 -—(CP) - 'I‘hey‘ve figured what Mun and Bis do with the money you give them for clothes. un unofficial report of the Bureau Lab“. Statistics

42 cities. It shows men spend for less on clothes than women, both spencimost between the ages of i8 and 2i, and that boys’ Clot-hoe 006$ more than girls‘ up to theuge group 12-17.

Here's how (in cents) u ‘u clothing dollar goes: Dresses, 22; coats lmd suits. 20: shoes. 1'1: hose, 13: underwear. 12; accessor- ies, eight: hats, six. sport logs, two.

HOME IMPROVEMENT LO ANS

(YITAWA, Jilly io-(Cifi-Home Improvement loans totalled 3.764 ill Junc and had n volume of $1.- 516270. an increase of $118300 over May. Finance Minister Ral- ston reported last night.

Number of loans since the plan's inauguration Nov. 1. 1936, was 110,- 870 (m June 30. Total volume of loans ans t44.410.525.

National Housing Act loans made ill June totalled 594. an increase or 47 over June. i939, and had o. vnlrlllc of $1.8M,981. Total loans mridc to Junc 33 was 17,115, with n volume of $58,514,610.

date to 29. was reported yesterday

t in its ihth .lt lit. i116 595M471“ Pffdufi‘ i-ifigy were Steagf-Seriggiasnl: 1H I i Mien the smghgrnwilzzhy iBailey. Cpl. W. L. Thompson and v l r 1 1e g l ' bring Heluhts and make lt one of the screens greatest contribution: R

with regret of the passinrr of Mrs. =ince 910v"? 111516118 Came of BB9- safe in England

1940...,

BIIUPERATIVE

Interesting Program Zn u... llvcr ii well. It takes in...» good, old

Cartons Little Liver Pills to get these two

As

poundaof bllofl 'i f l d k . . l , _ _ g d-t U y Clubs ::::'.1‘.":.:l:i.:lllf§*.ifniiiisl“ifi:itl§ l’.?°“““' i.’.-,'°*?.“.......°“".. hitii“°ii‘.”“‘iioi%llibé“ spoke on re 1 1110115 Have afculomclllzfutlgvénocgfmglzafilrlfllgflfign wjfwfiif, gi-ileral lines. thzh {women urn. a or u er‘u . e ver s y t m t 6° g rt, numelfitubborniyrefuseunythlnl elsdtfle. ma‘ lghtzf ogzsaznugaxguwf ‘kfiggetigagram A r Th tied out. Miss Olga Isles, nurse A ‘geflflrul aging-song opened o o: mum. w", 1m- the ‘lhilberculo aslw save (‘You m: piper - aired t K 11.3w flnfltfi address 0n die Miss Gladys Mallet at ‘lruvellers ' em n “d” “ a“ Mo W Rest iunu n. very delightful solo-

u field day. Mr.

He said one of the needs of the the

co-operatlve mortgage bell’. he said. but The time was up‘. h, decal-m

091975 F/Deakers yesterday in-

Agriculture. W. R.

Edward Island Research and Du. ners. oi ., is advising all vis

velopment council, and H. K. s. 381111111118. vice-president of the (1 same rgani ti , but _ lottetaw-no , n on h of char

A 11111514381 program was includ- Id in the afternoon's events. Those taking part included, J. P. Mac- b Inn . siunmwside. James "S. Jr.. Kensington, little Helen °

And You'll Jump Out o! Bed l: in

It lust decay! in the bowell. Gu b out: up your stomach. You get constipated. l poisouu go into the body, and you fuel sour, lunlr and tho world looks punk.

Kensington

was u l)U‘iii105S visitor to Kensing- ton on Tuesdiay.

Charlottetown on ‘Puesd-a-y after l

to licair that the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ddvmrd Brcunl, Mar- gin-ie i: confined to her bed, criti- cally ill.

town was in Kcnsingtcn an mes- day on blislneis.

town Field Day opcning the events on Wcdne-(itlax the 12th.

smmd, second to none in the

l Women ’s Institutes District Convention At Travellers Rest

mauul puma lvwlnr Prwflm of the Woolen‘: Institutes of Cen-

tz-ui, Lot 1o, Belmont, Llnklettier, In the mains I W"! interm- Ne-w Alflmll, Bherbrooke and ‘Prav- in: program was presented.

fillers m5, was held on Monday in The guest simukcr was Rev. Mr. Travellers Rest hail, Mrs. Rm- E. Hodcllnozi, pastor of the Nor

LIVER Bl|.E—

Morning Ruin‘ to Ge

The liver lhould pour out two poundu of quid bile into your bowel: dully. If this bile

Amcrobowl-lrnnvcmentdoeun‘ ' , [It t the cause. You need aometllin thutworkl

werk or the League. Miss Haszilrd.

u e r of Women's Gordon and Frances Best of Institutes gave e

Liillcletter Road sang u duet very slvcetly. Two little girls, Lilly XVI-an- ilci-son moi-h ‘loo of Lot llt also dc the “once with 5, dllél.

llfembere of the Women’: 1n- stltute put on u analogue which was very much enjoyed.

At the conclusion of the evening

demonstration of aprons from flour basfi»

In ml; connection there was u (zisplay of needlework rom flour bag cotton, when six tables were Judged. New Annan Institute Won first prize; TTDVEUGI’! Rest 2nd and

And Vicinity

m. monk Amett on’ Biunmerslide

Mr. James Ilynch renamed to

SUMMERIDE (lUARDlA

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE ‘WAKE or Yllllll

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MUR PS

FRO? ACID STOMACH

Avoid cruel niiuiuch puluu, dliil-euuiu; “Lllllltllce, hi-irllium, hot or mu: iii-u, Illill-lliltflllfllfl d...».....-.. inul trill-r .l......l.».. fBIL-(‘Il l» ...-... .......... l. n» as llo-l-ll \|.~ l... ,,,, Mfllw" bound Stomach Pnwdu! f0 iii-lil-lil. Y" Pfllh-ruuuiiig slid. , , , u. llslp definite your lyllFlll . . . lu llllnl lilulure feature your elumutll w norm . , , ,

Be 1W1 to y...” iiolrinrIr-tnk Mfldlqn aiuiia Slomocli Pflwdi)! n. aflgbnllijtiz-YUH use uiuioul. paying

Central Lot 16, 3rd.

New officers were u inted for the conning year: Presdent. MP8‘ Ernest Inman. Belmont; Vice Pre- sident, Mrs. Anlott Simpson, Boi- mont; Secretary, Mrs, Wm. P. Miller, Central, Lot 16. .

Supper was served by the ‘Prov-l ellers Rest Institute and u social hour enjoyed.

"llovil Scotizrs New Premier

the ofillrtesy committee brought in a resolution of thanks for the hos- ilnilly- of the Travellers Rest In- . lliic. r0 Rel’. ivLr. Hoddlnott for

s address and i0 all those who had contributed t0 the program.

The program closed with Th ‘ King.

holidIW with n.

lends in Kc-nm

‘Their many i..ends will regret

suffering from chicken

i___. vMr. ltlacMillan, ll u! follows: ML 5' Hendmsm o! charlotu‘ General and Mzinstcr of Lands and IMrc-sis;

Hon. J. A. McDonald Zvilnlsfer 0d Agriculture and ltiarkcting;

nmmrm ber of Premier Angus L. Macdon- icl aids cabinet, bcczllnc Premier of Nova scotia today as Mr. Milcdmlald resigned to become Callzldas Dc- fence Minister for Naval Affairs Tile 69-year-old cabinet mcmocr took over his predecessor's portfolio of provincial secretary-treasurer and lot tile present at least, retained his own two —Higllwilys find Pubic

in the breeze, .iors that big Eli's are on tileir way for our fair

il-illl illi- big Co-operalive

.c:i both his ixiriiillioiilld

the ‘Orange Ties" on _ and Myron McArthurb i8 Tflfc mPcY. irch is by the “my ‘Miariumes

l . the Legislature ior Hams, the n.0- ccssinll l0 u..e preiniersilip climaxed ‘.10 years in provincial politics. He lmd lWCil chllirillan of the old Pro- rlncual Highways Board, Minister of

n tho 17th. a n2 \\'I‘.ll the beau-

MacDonald, daughter of Mr_ and iiflll irccs and f "rs now ill illll Works. H“ Md Pm“, H1K1‘“‘“l‘-*M"" , . .. ._ .

Mrs. Emmett MacDonald, char- bloom in the luni nrcis is certrzln- 1,391‘ 51116611511’? lCUlill of lvii. flilislylsifigasilfilllcxlig-M Bigmlifiifiitrgfligflf

lottetown, and Miss Vina Higizlils. 1-" a P‘_"‘,"~"' 5 “"1 “">1‘?”31 m“ “m! a“ fififffsmaio '5 gawmmen s illlil‘ mvmbei- ‘of the Lmiislriiive’

Kensmgwn‘ are mm} Wand c!‘ H 'I'l‘l0i‘:\l'8l'e no other changes in Council. the aDDOmT-“B UPI)?!‘ if of the Province‘. now abo.-

Mr. F. J. Cannon, prominent in oreanizimz a fro-operative concern at Mt. Stewart told the meeting the organization conducted a $31.- 90" business in the first yiear of its

ure was up to $41000. while this vear present indications were tile

business volume would exceed 360,- T 00

Proceeds from the day's was announced. Speakers during the day praised that move cn the

gig-é giliythcse responsible for the

Brazil Gets ll. S. Warplanes

POR TOF‘ SPAIN. Trinidad. July 9.--iCP Cablel-Eight Brazilian air force fliers reached Trinidad by air today en route to Los Angeles where they will take over five of several new American warplanes acquired for the Brazilian school of aviation. GTE? will fly the ships to Brazil via

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Canadian Overseas . Casualty List

OTTAWA. July i0— (GP) —- Death of four more members of the Canadian Active Service Force overseas. bringing the total to

the National Defence Depart-

Pte. L. H. Sword all of Toronto and Staff Quartermaster Sergeant '1‘. Knox, of Bison. Alia.