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CBASWELL for PBOWUIEIT

I CON FEDERATI UN LIFE IN S URANCE.

L. M. POOLE 8t 00., have oom- r plated unloading a i000 baa ca of cement. 7-14-21

.___._ HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE ev. Peter Jackson, Pastor. Servic-

es Jilly 16th. Bonsharw 11 A. M.‘

DeSabie 3 P. M. Victoria 871341?‘ ‘

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NOTICE 0F CLOSING — Owing to scarcity of labor and materials we will be closed all day Saturday during July and August. L. M. Poole dz 00.. MacDonald 8r Rowe‘ Woodworking Co. 7-7-71

BRADALBANE United Church Services on Sunday, July 10th as follows: Pleasant Valley 11 A. M. Rose Valley 2i P. M. bradalbane 8 l’ M Rev. D. J. Morrison, Minis-

W-‘Y- 7-14-11.

Mrs. Herbert Gorveatt of Rocky Point, have received a letter from their son, Cpl. Ernest Gorveatt, .sil)'lllg he is in France. safe and wcil. Cpl. Gorveatt was in Eng- _land for three years before going to France.

CORNWALL PASTORAL C-liAIoGL. - Services Sunday. July 16th nre as follows: New Dominion lvl A. M. Kingston 3 P. M. S‘ School 2 P. M Cornwall 7.30 P M. S. School l1 A. M. Rev. D. K. Ross.

7-14-11.

CENTRAL PARISH. — Sunday, July 16th. The Sacrament of the LOICTS Stupp-ei- will be held at Clyde River. Services 10.30 A. M. and m‘ P M. Mr. Donald Nicholson Will preach. Nine Mile Creek at . P M. Preparatory service at Clydc River on Friday at 8 P. M. 7-14-11.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in Czuiodzt Services will be held on Sunday, July 16 as follows: Wood ltlunrls 11:00 a. m.; Caledonia 3:00 p. m.; Murray Harbour 7:30 p.m. Sacrament of Holy Communion at the evening service. Rev. T. A. A. Duke, Minister. 7-14-11

CARS DRIVING to country July and August with room for one or more ssrvlce incn or women. kind- ly phone Mrs. Fraser, Legion Canteen, any day after four o'clock. 7-14-31.

ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Bclfnst. Scrvic Sunday July 16, will oc as folio —Sunday School at 10.15. lvfurnmg Worship at l1. Eoptiwnal service. Evening Service at 8 oclock. ev. E. C. Evans, Minister. 7-14-11.

i rtusrea nrvcrt United Church i

services for Sunday, July 16th will be as follows: Hunter River 8 p. r .; North Wiltshirc '7 p. m. Mr. Steven Ackland and Mr. Clifford Crew will be in charge of services.

7-14-1 .

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f ntio. ‘Phc 'I‘r_von Choir will provide spec- 1; music at the evcttini: service. A ccrdml wclccmc to all. 7-14-11 _'I‘IIE ‘ICES tilt:

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SEEKING ADDITIONAL OIL extensive deposits of ominous

DEPOSITS IN MARITIMES ‘coal in Nova Scotia, also O1] shalcs.

—— fOil cl high grade exists l.~. the sis-

tr" "u _ oni ter province of New BHUISWIFR and

Ollnc and oil brought a out‘ has been extracted for ssevoml

r n ds; increasing inlcresti years along with natural izils which

L‘ ' ml: d yed in locating pcs-| is used in the adjoining Canadian

">1 slits of future oil supplies.‘ National Railways Centre of Monc-

lii (intrude. borings are under W53!‘ ton regional headquarters for the

to commence on Prince, Atlantic Region of the System.

Island several. There are also extensive deposits

- 1P5 1n Nova Siotia particular of oil shale-s and cool also mined \\ in [nu-mess County _'l“here a e _ln the provi "

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IN MEJKIPRIAM

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The many relatives and friends in Halifax will be grieved to hear of the death of Maurice F. Mc- Grath in Detroit, Michigan, on Thmidfly. fillly 6. He was born in . . aax an was the n f Pam,“ cntkmg Prevented late Matthew and MaryoMclzlrtittrhéi R°u‘h'cflckcd’|unbufngduplu§pflnu ‘ He leaves to“ mourn their lossj fully core and unsightly. Get relief the ‘ 9118 Fégtei geatiéceJ and two broth- mi-MHR- 2:21. ."":...t2. slit “ltéiétiiiw ful emollient uctinninruntly N01110:‘ o ‘of the RClAVFm-“(nv stafloned M‘ wounded membrane: and uealat em ‘P E I and an mm‘ Mm Mandi ngnlungerma Indimpuritiemlt soften! E‘ Jane; 926 Banmkton street I the painful, cracked surfaces, helical ‘ Haumx ' I natural healing. Lypsyl actl asaprotw _ ‘ tivo flim between the delicate lip-akin - and tho burning rays of the Inn. Got I Lyplyi at your store today. Bold avery- ‘ where in heady slick form.

' LYPSY

RELATIVES HERE — News of‘ the death in action in the South Pacific oi’ Pharmacists Mate ffirst class) Patrick Walter Ryan, U S. N . was received last week by his brothers. William and John A. Ryan of Charlottetown.

IN FRANCE -- Mrs. Garnet A. Campbell, I-lazelbrook, formerly oi’ Charlottetown. has received word ithat her husband. Pte. Garnet A. ‘Campbell, is now serving France.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER — Prior to her departure for West- ern Csnada, Miss Jennie Mac-

; Kinnon was very pleasantly enter» [tained to a miscellaneous shower ‘ by her friend. Mrs. W. E. Dougan, ll King Square, City. The drow- ing room was prettily decorated

w?‘agggko‘Engmzigkgfiejggflgflfiriraaiq? ‘street length dresses of dusty rose

‘glad Wm‘ pmk and whm bum ‘i and chartruese crepe with match-

Jennie was escorted to the seat of | éggcsacsfesigfliserf,qgnflogggagigg 55g; honour by Mr. Elmer Mdthcson, peas Th‘; grgom was suppormd ‘brother of the groom-to-bc. The. , m5 brothel,’ Hector J_ Stamp‘ ‘beautiful and useful gifts Wertuehgon of Mmey Pom‘ C B

‘than opened and humorous verses‘ ‘ ' ' '

read, after which Jennie. thanked‘ wigftizrieh; lsfwggfiri¥lornelugfhiglfi

and Mrs. Alex Scott where young couple received

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Interment took place in Detroit. l ‘

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WEDDING ‘ | A marriage of much interest to friends and lCllliiVCt; both in Nova cotia and Prince Edward Isiandfl 'took place in Halifax, June 29th,; when Annie Laurie, eldest daugh-‘ rter of Allan and Mrs. Nicholson‘ of Springton. P. E. I. become the, bride of William Hector, eldest son of Thomas T. and Mrs. Steph- enson of Bag.’ Saint Laurence,‘

Cape Breton. Nova Scotia. Rev. Mr. Farraday performed the cere- mony.

The bride looked lovely in a street length dress of Laurentianl sky blue with nnvy accessories and . wearing n corsage of American‘ beauty roses. She was attended by - her two sisters, Kaye and Florence,

her friends very nicely and geilveid a hearty bouncing. A vegyj cic ous uncieon was served y Congmmlptinns The ‘grm ‘Ezstilfidifigfgg bgngirairrggéigi‘ table with its centre of wedding ‘ ‘ t b ' l‘ _czike, toll tapers and nosegays of ‘me was 5pm y a presm ' i sweet peas and baby's breath, look- i . ed most attractive. Among those} WEDDING BELLS "" A wry assisting in serving were intimate Pretty ‘veriidmg (wk, ma” °n June, young friends of the bride and filiifffiflé “Yfélfrf... “it “fiitfliii. groom» St Allston Mass ‘when ~ Vclda Tm‘ ymmg “mime M‘ n“ m” I 1 " “ ' d u . Mrtritintc Express for Moncton‘ any dang “er of Mr,§.an “f” whore they trill spend a few days‘ iMuw“ H°1."°“~ firm“ ‘b Feskchnfs prior to going to Springton. P. F2. ‘o! MkhAlblqn am wfifiize If; u?“ I.. to visit the bride's nzirczttr. ‘rho ‘Qfrff ‘cgngggfgsai Ofn/‘ffnand ‘ifs bride travelled iltfl two-piece suit Will-iastln H Jenkins. Given in mdr- M .m°55 green with "rolm “we” riage by her father the bride were “"05 and “Tmimi F‘ “rm ““ it, gown of white sheer, with full ilehgth fingertip veilh whicshl was ‘held m pace by a no. 1e car- ried roses. Five year old Joan Jcn- ikins, dressed in pink silk, carried the brides train. Miss Gladys ‘Jenkins, sister of the groom. .2111- icnded the bride, while Mr Rus- sell Jenkins attended the groom. ‘Rev Richard J Wcstway of Cam- ‘bridge was the officiating minis- ter. A reception was held after the ‘ceremony when a host of relatives and friends attended. The pres- ents wcre many and showed the high esteem iu nhich the young cou- ~ pie txrc helzl. Mr- oncf Mrs oicnkfns are

pins rind to the

fountain pen. Many useful and beautiful gifts

were received by the young peo-

ple including money. cut gloss and Iver.

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AGED GOVERNESS SEES THIRD IVAR

LONDON a tCPr - Today Miss Mary Pccard, 82, sits in a lonely cottage in 1hr heart of ll mzmdy wood as on" iriorv flows around her and past hcr. It is her third.

As France was recovering from the Franco-Prussian war, 60 years ago. a 16-year-old English gentle- womztn crossed tlir- Channel to be- come n governess to a Frcttch family of title. 1t was such n had crossing that. as she stood on the French shore. she vowed she

E Island and on their return will take up residence at 7 Beckwoith Circle, Somerville, Moss Mr. Wil- liam Jenkins was fcrrncrly of Birch Hill was Mrs. Jenkins was born in ' Somcrville.

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Canadian Family Remembers Prices After Last War

( By Edna 1841"“)

"My name is Smith, Mrs. John‘.

Smlln. its a common 101M116‘ but ‘ we 11kt‘ ii, you see \\e ale Collin un t liflfplf). _

"My husbands folk- catne H0111

.. little vlllnge m Enslqlld “WW

d hundred Years alw- Phi-w “(we Iiisiicritien and farrflflfs and 5.95194

along the uld Kingson military iroad ubotit hfllf “FRY bci“""’n Kmg‘ gum qnri ‘foronto.

l "Grandad rdmcmbfis “T1011 m’ twns a little boy and would run

"fllld the value of money has gone

down 5o that sometimes it was a1- ‘most worthless. We know that iii some Courhtrieg todiiy it is olives: ‘worthless, too. But not licre win c ‘we ltuvc the protection of price

l control. >

' "We started housekeeping JUSI after the last war in 1920. Prices were away up. Sugar 22 cent i1 pound. It went to 25 cent befrrc

‘the hottcm fcll out of Ihe markets. rcnitmbcr? Butter out 70 cents a

‘pound and being from the farm we

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Requirements 'l‘nllct A rllclcs

‘HIE JENKINS PHARMACY

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tr United lzcloptist Church will be held ulI Sunday, July 16th A . .

Provincial Prize List is now avail- able and anyone who has not re- recelved one can rln so by writing the Secretary. .l. W. Boulter. (litur- _ iottctotvn. IKE I 7- - . expected to lead m

7-14~li.

NORTH RIVER CHURCHES. — Sunday Semccs. Fairvlew:

Personals

S. Miss Florence Parker. George- School 10.15 A M Service i1 A M. town Royalty. spent a very enjoy- North River: S School 2 P M iable week visiting with Mary Service 8 P Lam: Creek: S. MacLcnnan. Marshfleld. SwiceilP. M.i i- 11 A- M- Cpl. L. A. and Mrs. MacDonald . w A ave been spending a short leave .. ' " " - ‘ " lth Cpl. MacDonald's parents. Robbins wi-l be the speaker. A cor- w 1d, dial welcome. Rev A. E Todd. §IEQB§IHB‘LQ_ J‘ and Mm MacDona

Minister. 7-14-11. _ .. M ~, E t But of Rustico- skutsurrrtcn raster/Tartan‘vmertrcccallfi? Yecefvgd a ‘degrmn

(HIARGI-L-Sci-"vices for Sunday, , . . - 1‘ h husband. Pte. J. E. Buote, Juh 16th will be held as follows.‘ ‘igxonlsexrlow servmg overseas‘ I

l-Iztninctoit 1i A M Sunday School 10 A M. Mt. Stewart 3 P.M and. Mrtrshfield

7 Mr. and Mrs. John Weatherbie. School 10.30 A

.30 P. M Sunday

, M Highfleld 51m- City. have received a letter from my Echfml m, 1o A. M Mr. Drm- their son William (Bud) no.v serv- nld Nicholson will he the truest 1H8 OVCYSEBE-

rucztkct‘ Hnrrinaton and Mt.’ -——-

Stewart and Dr. T. W. (ioozlwill will Mrs. Samuel Smith, 11 Upper speak nt Marshfleld. Rev. Henry P. Queen Street. City, has Just re- Baak. Minister. 7-14-li. ceived a letter from her soinn,

-—— Cecil. stating that he is now CHURCH 0F ENGLAND SER- Normandy, ICES. Sunday, July lfi. St. John's i hurt-h. Crannud. Holy Commun- Miss Rita Peters of Halifax ar- .l5 A. M. tA.Y 12A Corpor- rived home on Friday to spend Communion). Church School some time with relatives and oo M. Morning Prayer 11-00 friends in Rusticoville.

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‘A. M Prayer mo P. M. Thmsa ‘ma? ahfisfifin fie, .32.‘ Si. Thomas‘ Church. Long Creek. u" By ‘, R‘ P E I H" fFv-"fha PFMC" i‘ ' home in (hfwkd kVel\liicLeoci' is‘ now l ill be no services on Sunda 5m‘ Pm f", M; P ‘ .a_ ' .-.:~..»1 32th» . R. Ha-rt- 1mm“ ‘m M“ m“ ° “w” '

7,1441“ Truro News.

I ‘roan. Rector. His Ph i115 ivlacmchern rue ISLAND Qrgek,‘ hasyreturnedh home hfrter a delightful visit wit her fen

tilfieesgisilsxinds. Miss Hanna Turner, New Glasgow. The-res mnnv a one -

in story N- 5 But onlv on-e to me: -~"i‘i‘“"‘ tttitlris‘: - ' This War Four Years Ago

The little Garden of the Gull. By The Canadian Prcu l, l9

And bluest of the blue.

Her manly sons are foremost Among the breve and true:

kindest are the women there

Who hold upon the k

The little children of the Isle That's cradled on the sea.

But oh the pretty maidens That flourish in that isle , The pretty Island maidens So free from sham and zulle! the Island‘

That rests upon the sea. Oh her summer skies are fairest —Maj.-0en. A. G

L general in command of a new Brit- ish urrny corps

Minister Churchill broadcast predicted a st Germany and

lonilrd n Oh the mayflower of s“ '

And ariuy of the m. Are but sisters of the maidens. In that itarden of the sea.

Oh her lit/hie hills are gardens

And her forests pleasant groves Where each little bird is singing To the singer that he loves: knic- perfume of her meadow-

5

e A d perfume of her trees ‘Age forever intermingled with

erate no barley f . - .

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The odor of her sens. Oh her nntive sons are tolling On evcrv land and sco. In cvcrv work and oallind uflf high and low degree: . ‘But. when their sun is sinking low They'll turn .'t loming ee To the reel-rig of ther father! In the Garden or the Sea -A native Boa.

Modern and Old 9 to 12

h bilit ti th wrecked port of “ml/flatly ohightcho made lieutenant- eemzbmlfg cjmmodore wmmm

whmh included great port-restoration eXDefl.

h b Canadian forces 1n igrltnvlgtildfzggéig gmefgsmicigpeflcnce gamed ‘n (up f‘ ht acting salvage operations on e French liner Normandle, and in

“m . 1 th recked ports of ma“ seek no tsmm w. ma“ W1. glegigrgg Cfltrsablaenc‘: and Naples.

SATURDAY NIGHT

Follow the Crowd lo THE B.!.S.

. . - . '1' btt":.<lthlkon “=.'~‘"°l "lei.ll:.:;::..t.:x.;t";.it. m’: highway theniwm‘ n5 ghzch a “lobsters are nlmost a icccssily 51‘ the" f“ hows Just F...‘ .O.{ in our house. Dad tvorked .h the imp“ °f- ‘he m.“ f.‘“‘~"’]§§‘.‘,;" 15nd‘ Mariumcs for two years and sot Jim‘ how the Frclwi‘ but” m“ an“ ' m“ by‘ mm iiil“€§r§nt[.> ioicirtb. ~\'0l‘v fond of them and ottce in a nmns. I was hr-rc through the last EEPILIQIHFTOI‘ .‘ (“we ‘m. Fwy-m while he gets lnmgri.‘ for inem In wnr and now through this." _ ' » " ' ' - 1941 when the prirc ccllin" was pill Fm. ‘he 15S‘ mm. ycarsl ‘his 0k‘ ‘raids. a Smith iifls fought for Can on‘ lobsters» “we nsfinczuded

i O he prized Eitglslnvomnn has been hidden “d3 0nd m‘. flififlfém“ ‘msbandgn m»; 115g The‘. aye m,‘ common. from the Germans by i1 more ma“ me Se ' ‘ v r’ ~ i > ‘

t would never cross it again.

“ She kept her promise.

‘ "I have spent most of my life Frnticc." she said, "so I know} >

French . , . t v ily 050d. I SLI-DDQ-se. and l .! Twit“)? iticrlitbcrs of the Es‘: glnigtlaxiflngxyguglnozabr‘ gfcflfirffll thouigltltg. of tltleir price y rave con ttrown into j:\i r . w. __‘~‘. -‘ ,. ‘ ... -_ ' k, war . u". ‘tint is our .- thr- (icsiflpo. and German Siva-Vigil irnqflicln‘ lz“q““l‘§gl‘“” ‘B1311- hnppcncd. They rose to [troops have been sizttioncd within ~° “Tfcichiltd r-éhdh. dam, ‘tsfn half ‘mund ("gyp Th,‘ t‘ = (on go ygfdg or the CQfldgQ But 1mm. iciilzvli-ih l1 Rid fighw V", know] itigh. of course. So the prltts iaoatd ing ' ever said about the old I lnmecmm‘ 32st every ‘generamon 011 got after it, and put than under .\ who stayed there. |“'h*‘~t 1713a‘ Cmm we know “ma; ‘t-s‘ ceiling, and also lowered the price tiigenslm ' " clown to 55 cents so D. is happy \'-'_F - . _ A d {i now, and we can have iobstzr ancc? It is n plan to protect thosci . The»‘?t$,',ratnlfiigt‘ ‘d319,, "flflflc! trcnt qitte in n while-and who have paid contributions lo the ‘WrQ-sl :1" few ‘hgl-‘gp, that Can- I991 51111111’ _ Untcrrilco" rnt Insurance F‘lll‘l(i‘ “ir"u‘ng‘ufe,?shtp mean; to us. We‘ “Price control is a. kind of traffic anld hate been unable to find sult-‘i ‘Jgéadn ‘f, w‘ on papexpme things, mm on the cihst of‘ living‘. Afmted abe employment through the Com- . ' g W 1 a Cc 1118- I18 ca <1 Ii missionsls ofiizes Under those’ that’ Bob and Hm “ere ; whistle-it keeps us headed in the

few of . ‘circumstance: Her are paid weekly m" and he‘? am- f’ y 1d 1 m1 right direction. slflivs "l1 sored. bcncfiis until re-uttpifycd or their Th" Ircubom ‘Lm w m a