JUNE 12, 1940

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BREAK FAST BACON

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Lzirfzc and Riiw TOMATOES

icliolce Quality

l ce so oz. .. 35¢ We” Special 20 oz 15c

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45¢ ‘CASH

i bars

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Several cows were set down l0 heard at a l-Ilcr date, and fl liilllil lice oases wcr" . ‘inc race 0i C1111" Ashley‘ McLau zu- mot of the dill’.

YOlEIltMONiZY

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WEDNESDAXJjEINE 12th 7.30--:5crvi

Princess Wit Peaceful Name

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25c lSliced. Lb. Fin-sh Rhubarb Red 5 i l5. ' FREE}? for ‘Lard & Shortening 2 CW2 25c lbs. 23¢ l _ Baking Soda 3 lbs. 20c i 19e Seedless Raisins 2 lbs. 25c tgoffee Fresh Gmu“ —-——-_____.________

‘ _ __ n. ...............55C ihiilfllllliilfill‘! lb :11?‘ . . Zoe Fresh Loaf S l i c e d :liact‘.rezid,vs Pick es Lb. 33c ,1 Large _- - - - - 25° Macaroni & Cheese ‘Sweet Rel1sl1,~~-~---- 19¢ Loaf. Lb. 29¢ ‘Sirawbcrijv A; Apple Bologna Sliced. Lb. .. 19c

Jam »l lb. tin 49c Roast Beef. Lb. . 14c %,_ Fowl, young, tender Lb. 23c . i some s salsa "A is...» MS :\ s.»- WHITE CLEANER

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and Cedar STCRES 1S7 tiltldifl‘ GEORGE ST. P111’ (1.481! AN!) SAVE

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‘it... Supplies Here

li'rcsh Spinach Island‘ 2 lb

Dunstaffnazc Brand

Cooked Ham Sliced

Boneless, Waste. less. Lb.

Dflllllfllk. was _ House of Commons by Prime Min-

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War Coupons

Creamery Butter

2 lbs. c MEATS

25c

4-7 lbs. Each

Phone 7-17

Free Delivery

a nu column u reserved for new: of local Interest but adverttllru ol a newly nnluia may be. mulled at 5 cents word strictly pay- ablo In advance.

TRY A piece of the best salmon aver at P. J. MacDonald's. L-50i.

JUVENILE COURT — A sixteen year old girl, charged wutn stealing, was committed to the Home 01 line Good Shepherd.

CLOSED ALL clay Thursday. Get your supplies today. P. J. Mac- Donald. L-501

REMEMBER AUCTION Sale Jenkins properly. McGill Avenue, Saturday, June 15th at 12 o'clock noon. L-497-6-l2-41.

DUNDAS United Charge. Ser- vices Sunday. June 16th. Annan- dalc at ll; Dundas S. S. at 2. Communion service at 3. At 7:30 Rev. John Stirling will preach,

L499. ENGAGEDIIENT ANNOUNCE- MENT-MJ‘. find Mrs. Henry J. Phillips announce the engagement or their daughter Anne M. to Mr. Stephen Barrett, 50h of Mr. and Mrs. P. Barrett, Chicago, Ill. Mar- riage to take place in Chicago early tn June. L495.

ART SOCIETY MEETING The closing meeting of the Art So- ciety of Prince Edward Island vras held at Milwnks Old Spain inst evening. The meeting took the form of a banquet at which reports were heard and plans were discus- sed for the future. A detailed ao- count of the meeting will be re- leased soon.

LEAVES THIS MORNlNG.—Hon. W. J. P, McMillan leaves this morii- lug for Toronto to attend 71st annual meeting of The Canadian Medxai Association. Dr. McMil ZIILBSIIIEIII- ber oi the executive for P. E‘, I., will attend the meetings of that body on Friday and Saturday, and the meeting oi the Council on Mon- day and Tuesday of next weck. These meetings are preliminary to the regular sessions of the Associa- tion ivhich begin the following day.

YOUR CHANCE to secure a good property Saturday, June l5, i2

ziniula Names Consuls To Japan France, Greenland

OTTAWA. Jime ll -—tCP) —— AP" polntmeiit of consular officials Greenland. Jnimn and lhc dcspritcli of Greenland, one of

in and France supplies to the overseas Licrman- occupied announced in the

sons of

Mackenzie King.

o'clock noon. McGill Avenue. L-497-6-12—4l. I

I.O.D.E. BRANCH OUT.—- a new? chapter of the Impeixal Order of’ the Daughters o1 the Empire has been orgiiiiizi-rl in Clia.i'lcttc'.0\\ii. The expanding Royal Edward Chap-l ter, formed during the last war, 110-, cessitatod the organization of tli | new group. The regent is Mrs. Maurice Weeks. Several names ftr the new chapter have been submit-f ted to the National Ilsadquartcixal The organization will begin work immediately.

active l

011. SURVEY STARTsZ-Actual work in the geophysical survey ofl this province in a search for oil has started. The first move is being, marit- in the Orwell Cove area, east) oi’ Hillsboro Bay. Dr. L. C. Suderfl consultant geologist with the Cities! Oil Company which is having the; survey made, said yesterday the rcction and extent of the work) would (iepciid on what the survey

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Fraser-Macdonald llllnited Church ' if " nAufiEi" lllllllltllC lConference llears The mrimageiaigtpiace in All setuement Phns I

Saints Cl. apci Uitfuigilll,lill5lIlDi'll— ,ing at 8.30, of Miss Hilda Evciynl j ,Macd0nald, daughter of Captain and l i ‘ .M;rs. J. C. Macuonuld, Czirdigan, to)‘ 1

RUSTIC!) HALL

'7 \VEDNESD.-\Y, JUNE 121th ‘TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE"

In Holy Name llnll TIIFIWDAY, JIYNE 13 Clly Hospital Nurses Gfldllfltlll] Class, 19-10

$ Comedy Drama _ I, Dlrecti-rl by r. c, O'Neill til ; Presented by Liguorian Players

SPCClZlIHES Featuring:

Mr. Geo. Vernon Fraser, son of the , m3 N; B Jun 11 _ . _ _ ,

'late Dr. A. J. Fraser and Mrs. rras- l sgcxxime 3mm ‘dram ‘o; m, - I Danny l‘. edxe-Comedlln

er, of Montague. the ReizIM. Semmnen; shoot was presented to-i i 'I‘:ip Inner-rs and Finger! wlllsyclclfilliilll““RESthfivflfipszzgzzivfi;l zioy and adopted by the Maritime l _ __ __ _;___ . Orchestra

Coiifcrcilce of t“(~ United CillllCll us fol Psi)

decorated with bright spring llotvcrs i NW,“ 5Com“, Md

' t"l'i.i'~ .,._ 33* ;;;;;;,-);gl_ a 31,3" ),,l;,,,:,‘ 3.13.3.2.‘ o. c. Qulfl- ,,_., _,,,,_.,_,.,_ . -‘ .- . ' ., _ ., l('\ R. H. H. Bflf- , 2.‘. 1.5., June li~— |biide, who will wc.ii a lovely wul- ,- v . A ,,, ., , rlin dress oi‘ ivhite cliillon with a ‘m nwmn‘ ' D‘ “""“' o‘ L” °°m“m' llnger-tiplice tlininicil \'l‘li "She will | A * (“m0 to 1"“; ltnuwis" prim-Cm- _ _,, f ' ,‘ _ I . p; - -' the vim-hiding can) an allll bouquet of “Hill. rust. Bnlmudfl plmmu , u 3L “an Lmnvrvnw

and “has or m“ VLULY" Farizinc, Ilflfllillilfilftiid amt Som-

l T) ~, m. A “m, <,_' Cmintia, st-nieci

[Macheonlgullificiis iiiiiitt ‘of vil.i:l‘lslill',ll\'li(i f “Y-“Pl- ‘ V’ _ _, F \_vl>!‘l<6l'S are hfllvliil-

|weai' a becoming iull skirted pow-n) Cumbcrumd l-‘kcsbyiciy. J- ~ iucqintie educanon,

of turquoise embroidered iict o-..r Sllllllillll- Pllllll d9 Hillel H- A- U1 i) llll-fllllfll l0 Dllw ‘x r taffeta with a matching ilO\\'Ui'—t‘tl\'—‘ ' Own lPi'<‘-‘~>\'l»¢‘l‘§' filllhlll". P” f. 0t Ollllilllllllltln. M E A cred yoqmw s1... W111 Uu-yy m, out; Granville: W ll. \‘Vn'is. R) "c" r-mpiopmcnt, bad 1101151118

rah-mane‘; bm1qu¢t_ T3“ gym;m_tn~_,_n, Philip; H. E. Raynor. \V(‘lll\\'l)l‘il1I cup"; rclziiions with ,- »~ " '1‘.

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will be _ l s1, Jnl oi .(Zuuin-'n: Nnrtlmorl; G. W. _- Charlottetown. anti tho usi Mr. ll. k, Pugivr i: E. A. Bolts, Maln- lit-v. W. itlcN. Afatthcivs, Truro,

, i5, Norbert Mncdoiiiilci, and Mr. Ronan

1N. 3., ivuo presented the report. Choice Rum Macdonald the ceremony being \\i'-‘ Presbytery: W. 5.,'1‘f‘4,l)lli‘l ndcd that the Government R _ p nessed by relatives and friends iii o, . ville; R Wonizcr. give i1 iltldlli-iui) g0 [he needs 0115i, P0!‘ ill. with the clc , wil partake of a‘ Pi _ L. H. Hcivett. Up- lni uioois and that the cur- st zitter ilic cert». i _ rm ck, AI '1‘. KllYI. minim; ,1~~ lngfin morn plTlCtlCili. For YOUR Order, Phone 8| ' Til, H. Millllhl. ("svvick Rider‘; J. ilhil i nun were W. Hitches. ilasl rink, i » priéiili tu-s of co- J M‘ ROOPj lfrop‘ and (luring the, . i 11,1) ._\ ~ K, F. Drew, [0 mmrove their, Market Building Donnehuv \\'lii I ihlllh‘ Mi toclobo time to coll) Zilifi social conditions, to -——-=—-——--_.____. rind the Children‘. lTll- Roz-kmszhom: John I. Ivlorrisson. l‘\ cftcrt tn secure lwttcr -‘

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clcr appropriate music.

_ , , , , ilnde - .' ‘Ihe bride will br- QlVPll in inarri-

and

i Grads’Donce 3

‘f. ‘i0 promote

LOKYCI‘ Niusqiinrloboit; C. Burke. rd >ctivccn employers

Tlrillfrix lOx I D. M. Afar-Q. In: (Pr

age by her brother, Mr. Ynrl C suppfy") Hili- l Mitcclonald, V _ _ _ npxt i. Q Many cxq mite nnzi wiiiiablaf uiits ghom P,.‘,Sb,..,,,.,,. ~ L . m ,1‘ l, have been slioivi-i-iwi on inc nappy . . N‘ A‘ '4, t y at f)... Youllzg ‘willing. ghirmlll 1hr“, ‘t Mn }f‘ll( C. U. AILiCNi n. - ' w wee . nc ii u g n mes r . c .- p . .1 ,, ‘ ‘._ .‘ _._.__._ i) yer from Mr. i-rascrls it iiliopgrillhutgllfiqll) Imimp Q‘ mute "ti." an . L l Ciia ter Pt w» m» w i . i a, '1'. .“_' 1 ‘fl . . I . x i later on in the (luv c1) an ..utuino- L L L- P A , n , '

bile trap before iaki

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moiillis old, had her baptism uc- lziyani from its first scheduler‘. date. ‘ sPlYfllllbfl‘ of war.

l»i. to May 31 because

“wcupm - - m“ “W The measures takrn rcnirdhie ._ . . _ .. . . , -l,_igl,"fuf?,‘,‘.l,.f’,n°,§§‘}‘,.fl°§f"ig§iii npnmdlyNe-tllcr‘ Greenland are a consequence of m‘ 1T2,‘ 50mm“ “@1335, “a a ‘ is _,m‘lJ)§_‘1'“é}“htQ the Geririiiii occupation of_ Den; ' A mnmrned ‘mm me - ‘ l‘ *5 i‘: mark illift the close proximity o. . R 11391; 3p. T.- _ q _ ‘ __ u, ire Danish colonjv to Canadas 5}...“ mm M; f1“ “dill” ,I_l.°*‘_°'lll°f§‘_‘~‘ eastern Ari-tic shores. No explan- ~ -- t," ‘he d“ Liit ililil lllllttnw. IiLIlt‘, i.c\\ 9 ' “mm was gm," of m? reasons 1m.

the appointment of consular offic-

ials in Japan and France. Kenneth J. Kirkwood. first sec-

retary at the Canadian legatiori at

li-evciilerl. He_ ei-"pectcrl the part-y; vfmld be in v.,e province at least six weuks. i

Mr. G. F. Connors, accompanied

PERSONALS

Dd itfonr-tou Presbytery: C. C. Walls. i DLliigll-(‘FS of tie l

"l "(in leak rrrt qyhcn (‘icrntonv ccunii-‘es hit

"lien the (‘=0 nan ‘

Dutch

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out board. Apply vet. L-493-G-l2-2l.

iuvi-:im.uyr.n‘wifl book flies

M. Charlottetown. L-489-8—i2-2l.

mwlllflll of l-‘lshlng Tackle h, ll "tier that your Iloll- lmmll‘ a success It is

r-“YY lhflt. you replenish

hm!“ smlk". Rod Ends.

gmflllbuiccial tile vacuum p" ' l1 a beauty and will Mu excellent lervlce.

A. FCSTER

Exmli niwo irons llflfll! u. r . “lei a@§.¢'i1,°i.:"i-'.'ri.'i.'

bor.

Of

She was curried land

‘but there is nn peace.

Funeral 0f

‘ilinister Today

‘Amherst. us. w. angers‘ blrlll-

G i1" c, GU\'t‘i‘l‘.0l'-Gf‘li(‘l‘il1's foot guarfs and will form an escort in the iroccsslon iii" p M, gipwnyt" 39x {mm the Parliament bui dings the station. The Prime Minister, members the Cabinet. l D l ( . c cn ‘c asgyiiltiligrflcgziilnadian Air Force and civic.‘ officials met the body 011 1L5 arrival licrc.

Brazil President Seeks To Defend llictatorships

(Alb-President Gctulio Vargas. l" a speech apparently defending Eu- ropcs‘ dlctatornhl that “vigorous peoples

(cur, Wu will find a lull

fiklmlt of Rods, Reels, mo

h“. In". Casts, Gut.

h ‘Slnlicrs. Floats, Bas- l-lnvaa (lreels. Nets.

was n stab in the back ol’ a neigh- Vavgzus. who has ruled Brazil through n dictatorship for nil eKCPPl t! rec months of his 10-year regime, declared:

"we are crossing. and nil human- ity is passing. an historical moment grayed h n

f a ngnvilerage fnarc tng towlrd a fu- ture different from all we know in economic. political and social omn-

toredth

from her home-

t c Plague until

the German in-

!” "will" m Ehghlnd “l a vasioii of the Netherlands forced ‘I l“'_ ‘"9 511ml“ m" him to fire, was named consul in

C‘ “m- (irecnlziud. and A. E. Porsild. a mi-

"tl 3h‘? Aillll‘ tive of Greenland and a member

l..' azvav from war. princess OI

the peace.

win; iiiiig‘, illlHGlillCCCi

qr Mn. _ their countrv. to the House oi" Commons today. while ultiiers were evacuat- '1‘. e body 0f 111° "l" "lmlwrw H‘ mldel‘ .. ‘ mo‘. “.070 n", rh/(‘j in Ottmya carry this evenln , unau- fmnp H“. to the family "s"

vh(‘i‘l‘ an "ch- is. planned H!" Grcq. I f‘.".l.li\‘ fainilv. '

i Paris.

oik. Mr.

to

of Royal Canadian headquar-

the The makes

DE JANEIRO. ‘lune ll. -

declnred today

N fit for lite

. the ‘cute of their as- mltrilt w ';"-""\lllk' you re ulra Qlfljflnfliil?“ i This m“: e 3W’ "it'll"! l II I Observers contrasted the Brazilian u. " nrcsldclitls address with President consul. Mk "he carry Thermos Rggsevelts‘ message last rfglit chnr- States "' lmFllers. Corks etc. glng tiiutltalys declaration of Will’

repercussions rci IUD! s of values.

lies in addition to their

patrol. cmmeiit and Hudson's Hav coin- pany posts, made n special trip to Greenland and The two consular aboard, Mr. Kirk) 4 l turned to Ganadri n-fore going to Greenland.

It carried a ' cnrizo of supplies and will bring back a return cargo. probably consisting of cryollic, mineral used in the processing of aluminum and quarried on an ex- tensive scale in oil mid other products.

"The government felt it desir- able that it should he continuous- ly informed of the-situation and in a position to discuss with the lo- cal authorities nny

cf the staff cf the deparmcnt of mines and resources vice-consul.

was named

New Departure

The appointments mark a new

(ii‘]lf\l'llll'(‘ in the growth of Cor.-

adas diplomatic service. While

"up n _(cP)-One i Canada has established Iegations i» u‘ rshiips which _ in a number of foreign countries 11p and her no consuls were appointed up to

the p ‘fsfnl. The Canadian government used the services of the British consuls

3 _. ,5“ ‘.115... mpy nr- .. _. __ at points where Canadian lega- .- oryvrAyyrAy Jll 1l.--tCI‘l - A lions were not established and brief funeral seri c for the late sent trade commissioners to a

Han. flormiin ltrgci-s Minister of number of other countries to pro-

l National Drui-nt-e, \‘.lll beheld in the, mote trade. These officials. strict-

lllll oi Fillllt‘ in the Parliament; ly speaking, had not diplomatic

~... _._...i,-,...-,~_-~,.-q rriiv; nltcriicirzi.Pruitt‘ status and served under the de-

partment of trade and commerce

ministers and consuls serve the department of extcrnul

s. Aside from Kirkwood the other consuls nmmintcd were E. D.

hic- of tlic stuff of iiltc Canad-

__ nvn legation at Tokyo and Pierre BPLPUJ‘. oi the desire of nicnibcis| Dmmy gent-rally u» honor MIZKROLZCl-S. and b('l'.'i c of his ‘JSSOCHIIAOII with the }i,. "cs of Plifilllliwfli. the remans V, fivill be brought to the Parliament}

' butldii

the legation staff at They will fill consular dut- present

Kim: said local authorities

‘~ W‘ “Fsiiiw “l.‘°-"“,°‘P“ Ml were continuinz to administer af- elo “T ‘.' Mr‘ Kmg “Maj fairs in Greenland and the Gor- bodl’ “"11 b“ “em mm to mane-controlled government in

Copenhagen exercises no authority.

'- Tami i , . 1' , - - "ii. 5mm mm“ 202d fiontllyt"\u(zli?§' l i)gkflnllgxlgxllfll‘mson’ M the first Because communications between Echi- N'\v Vlilishire. L400, iBrmlist Church. will nfficintc iittlic if?“ Island and Denmmlk from , q V nut-m? k T? m U", m,“ of Fmmr, Jiieli is obtained supplies were

rut off the Criiindinii government decided to help iii maintaining the economic life of the island.

Canada Sends Supplies

steamship Nascopie. which the animal eastern Arctic deliverlna supplies to gov-

arrivcd inst was-ck. officials were having ne-

ll

Greenland. furs.

question that arise." said Mr. King. was the reason for the ap-

pointment of a consul and vlcc-

Hc added that the United had also made consular ap-

pointments in Greenland.

Mr. Klrkwood served in the first Great War and is a graduate of the University of Toronto. He entered the external affairs department tn 1928 and was stationed at Wash- ington and Tokyo sent to the Hague.

Mr. Poralldh choice for the post is probably due to his knowledge of Greenland and his IIIOWIPdIP of the languages of the

before being

intimate

by L is sister Hilda, left Monday on return to Detroit, Mich.

Dr. J, A. Donahoc son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donahue of Roseiicath, P. E. I., accompanied. by Mrs. Donahue (nee Leota Mael Wilcox) is en route to Barrington‘ Passage to resume his practise thcr: folloiving a wedding trip tol his home in Rcseneath.

llungerford Sends Message. To Home Front

MONTREAL. June ii-S. J.| I-Iungcriorzi, chairman and Presi- dent oi the Canadian National Railways, today scnt the following message to all officers and em- ployrees of the system:-

"To mv co-workerg on the Can- adian National,-

"Wc face o. ruthless enemy. It is true that distance now separates. us from the inferno of battle, but: there is a front line in Canada no less than in Europe. For Canadians that fact constitutes an emergency to bc met with inuneciiaic resolve.i When our kinsnien of the Cane.- dian fcrccs, navul, land and nir.‘ are in the war zone. at a time when the Allies have received and sus- rained hiu nr blo-ws of a weight and fcro;.._. unknown in past wars, the duty of Canadians at home stands clear. Now we must accept grave duties and responsib- ilities and recognize that the need

is immediate and imperative.

“The Allied armies have per- formed great feats but they need material, material and yet more material. These requirements de- mand that industry produce at nt- most capacity, that transports carry munitions and jpplics promptly, swiftly and efficiently. 'I‘liat is the task of the Canadian National Railways. the task of , every individual member of the

tasks that by so doing they inny support the mcn in the field. We have been doing a good Job; we must do even better and I mic every employee in every depart- ment of the system to throw his whole energy into iris daily task.

“this nation with all the strength of its youth. the wealth a! its rc-l sources, and the idealism of its

freedom, will nroudlv accept ltsi

oeonle. He ls tlze son of a Danish End an qdzelinnf‘ in Greenland. '

new responsibility." U00 Allard‘: for lanai!

g new state oi Idaho south of the boi-

4311a! and maiiv of its successors for. ridqe. Shclburnc. the next 38 years.