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needing aid ever called upon vain. But her work is done, she is gone to receive the "well done," of the good and faithful servant.

The services at the house grave were conducted by Rev. Mr.

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In Memoriam

MRS. ANNIE HUBLEY

There passed away at Pinette, on June 25th, Mrs. Annie Hubley at the advanced age of B7 years. The late Mrs. Hubley was able to be about until ten days before her death when she was stricken with paralysis. She bore her illness with great christian fortitude waiting for the call 0i her Muster whom

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DIALNTENANCE WORK —W0l'l- men were busy yesterday at main- tenance work on the palvod walk 0n tzbe north side of the Provin- cial Building. Patchiu wu done on the hard surface walk.

Bristol Anti Vicinity

Mrs. Lawrence Gauthier has re- turned to her home after spend- ing g yeah with her parents, Mr.

Tho Missal Dorothy and Kath- leen MacDonald, have returned to their home in Scotchfort after spen the winter in Montreal. The will remain with their perch , Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Donald, for. the summer months.‘

Mr. Cyril Binnott has been en-

NATURALIZED CITIZENS Among the list, of names of those

gged as teacher at South Hamp- n school for the coming term

to whom certificates of Naturali- zatio have been granted by the ry 0f State appears the tol- lowing: Jens Thomas Christan» North Rustico; Peter Dolmn, Hun- ter River; Mabel M. Hearse)’. Kingsboro and Annie Evelyn Rhodes, St. Eleanorls.

momma. - IARTER wm-l DING —The marriage or Min‘ Beatrice Althea. MaoNeill, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Malo- Neill, Grafton Street, Charlotte-

tolvn to Elmer Joseph I-arter of

the R. C. A., son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Larter, Charlottetown, was] solenmized at St. Dunstan’: 385-, illca. on Monday, July 22nd, the

ceremony being performed by Rev.

Father Louis Dougan. The bride

was attended by her sister, Mrs.

Frances Murray, and the groom by

Alfred Crawford, 0i’ the RB-AJVLC.

The bride was attired in white

with a corsage of pink roses and

matching accessories, and the

bridesmaid in pink with a carnage

of white snap dragon and match-

ing accessories. After the ceremony a. wedding breakfast was served at the Queen Hotel, after which the

bride and groom left on a motor trip to New Brunswick, followed by

the léest. wishes of their nunferclus frien s.

EDITOR RETURNS —Near the end of a MOO-mile trip to Calgary and return G. Cecil Day, formerly of Charlottetown, editor of’ the Liv- erpool Advance, loading South shore weekly newspaper, arrived in Halifax this week accompanied by Mrs. Day on his return to Liver- p001, from the annual cpqnvention

. "We cov- cred 7000 miles in ﬂhe last fortnight and visited Banff, Lake Louise. Jac- per and all theother ints of i-n- teiest." Mr. Day also light book Journalistic honors of his own from the convention, for the Li Advance was awarded second p

in the competition for the best all- round weekly newspaper with cir- culation between 1,000 and 2,000. "We were certainly pleased with our showing," Mgy com- mented. "It was the first time we had entered we contest and we had to meet some pretty stiff competi- tion. Another Nova Smatia paper, the Wolfville Acadian, took second place in the competition for pap-

she loved and served.

Mrs. l-lubley came to Pineite with her husband and children from Nova Scotia 52 years ago. She was well known throughout a large cir- cle of relatives and friends rlnd

was held in high esteem by all. All

through her life she was noted for her kindness and hospitality to all. To her home all worthy comers found a hearty welcome and no orjie n

Her husband and five children

predeceased her," left to mourn are Baxer (stepson) Rupert, Frederick, of Pinette, Alvali and Warren, US. A. Mrs. Arthur Beck (stepdaughter) Dartmouth, N. 5., Sears, Mrs. B. C. Sears, Mrs. E. N. Funston, U.S.A., Mrs. Alex M. Bea- wn, Melville, also one sister, Mrs. F‘red Christie, Beclford, N.S.

Mrs. Luther

The funeral was largely attended. and

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fun-u: with "N05": a English aFﬁ ti; Fhce" wagofeelinsly rené

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DAILY 2.3 _. _ r _ were laid m rest in the fatally

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P If It l5 . (J A R T 0 0 N A N D C 0 L D ‘l g ‘l (QHVA. 9.08 meg“ 31 m. The Clyde River school examm. CHAPTER TWO - “F LAS H 193ml‘ ation was held in the schoolroom

on June 28th with about thirty rate- payers and visitors present.

The teacher was assisted in ex- amining the pupils in the various

subjects by Mrs. Milford Darrach and Mrs. Jock Dan-och.

After tlhe examination a sing song

ers vrith circulation between 500 and 1,000. Mr. and Mira Day have left Halifax today for Liverpool.- Halifax Chronicle.

CHEESE EXPORTERS TO REPORT HOLDING!

Anonhecomderolfiiim Pm- ductskmixlunderdalleclfh 1M1:

sta-tcs: "Thwt all cheese carport- ers, wholesale cheese dealers, dia- trlblutlzig warehouses for mum shops, nwnumcturezs olf plmoess cheese and amy other organizaltlon in Canada holding more than 300 1508:? of must re- immvlflﬂ Hy Dairy Pro- ducts Board Ottawa. the quantity held by su organization on the first dill’ of July, 1940, irrespective of where such cheese is stored, in. dicating the quantity or the mm held for domestic mdc and the quantity. i1 any, held for export. Moﬂllhly reports containing in- formation as outlined must be furnished to tlhe Dairy Products Board, Ottalwla, showing the stockg v1’ cheese 0n hand on the first day olt’ each calendar month and should reach the olflfioe 01' the Beam on a date not hm the 5th of the month." ma“

Professional Bards

0. F. ARBIIIBALII

Cluttered Accountant 140 Richmond Street Phone l‘! P.0- Ioz ll

which opens next month.

Fishing in general i: very poor at present.

reported

‘Iho price oi’ fresh strawberries fell to a new low of .five cents per box last week as scores of peddlers swarmed over the road.

Mrs. Handrahan. Mount Stew- art, who grows strawberries on a big scale informed your writer that up to last Saturday 20th, they had sold four thousand boxes, a truck and buyer calling for the day's pick every evening from Bummerside. A visit to Mrs. Han- drahanb berry farm is quite a treat where some ten lckers were busv in the field whle another mattered the boxes and picked up the full ones.

Mira. Arthur Blaxland spent a few days in the city last week the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Godkin.

Miss Lottie Hughes was a visi- tor kto Montague Thursday of last wee .

W. A. O'Brien, representative for Holman’; injured his arm last week while erecting an aerial. The ladder he was working on broke in the middle throwing Mr. O'Brien to the ground. The accident 0c- curred near Mount Stewart.

ma. Gerald Barry W88 in the City lﬁ-ida and removed her young son rom the hospital, after his operation, to her homo here. The little chap is lwell on the way to recovery.

A moe of th 8t. An- drcwlugigedit Unon and“ (Jo-oper-

ative was held in the hall Tues- day evening. A number of speak- ers from the city including Dr. Crlogeau, and Mr. Hickey took pa . -

Mina Mabel O'Brien, has been engaged an teacher for the St. {Andrew's school for the coming erm.

Friends here of Elizabeth Mc- Guire. who is a patient in the Provincial sanatorium will learn with regret that her condition is becoming more serious. At time of writing Miss McGuire had receiv- ed the last rites of the R. C. Church.

and Mrs. John Gallant. St. Chan- lol. s »

Mclilwen‘; Transfer has moved hundreds of bundles of shingles from the Mcrell rear mills to the City in the last week.

‘Mr. P. R. Sinnott has erected n. new fence around his iront, lawn.

Miss Tillie Gauthier is spending some time in St. Charles with her grandparents, NH‘. and Mrs. John

lant.

Miss Bernadette MacDonald. Peakes, was a visitor to Morell last week, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McInnis.

Mr. and Mrs. Richards have taken up residence in the house

lately vacated by Mrs. Furlong. Mr. Richards is manager of the egg grading station at the Co- Operative building in Morell.

Hay making is well underway in this district, with the cut very light in most places.

Mr. A. E. Murphy. formerly of this province and now of Alberta, was a visitor to this vicinity last week returning to the city on Sat- urday afternoon. Mr. Murphy in- formed your agent he had cover- ed all the Island from east to west and spoke in glowing terms of the beauty o: the country at this sea-

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son. He was led to believe m, crops were far better than he had ever seen on his visits here.

568mm George Coffin of the R.C.N.V.R. is spending a flmough at his home in Moreil.

Jamel Kennefick of the High. lander-s is spending a few day; with his wife and family here.

Rev. William D. MacDonald Charlottetown, was a visitor u; Moi-ell last week, the guest 9g m, sister Emily.

Mn. Ephrcm Lapierro, pent week with friends here and Q: for the city on Saturday. Mn, Lapierre, was a former resident of

this district. vers ones Se l broken in opne of Q last week.

Mrs. Alphonsus Mu oi’ York City arrived lurgithyvreek m will spend the summer month; with relatives and friends he", Mrs. hy 118.8 made peveml visits to t e Island and upon leav- ing always looks ahead to he: IwXt. far from the heat oi’ the City.-B.

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Otherwise Polite Social Gathering Likely to Result

HAVANA, July ‘AM-Neutral ob- servers are pretty skeptical of the

plxsaibilit of any tangible results at the nter-American Conference of Ministers which started

here in Havana, July 20.

They look for the usual amount of handshaking, traditional Latin American courtes with nobody trusting anybody esc, a siesta after tire plenary sessions, and a cocktail before dinner. And not much else.

Unlea-

1. The United States ls willing to sign on the dotted lino to the L

U. S. Must Put Up Millions And Demand

Guarantees to Save Havana Canferenm/

sense. Tho views of one of the load- ers of American finance in the Cu- ban capital, with whom I talked the other day, are reasonably typ- ical. He rays:

"I have lived among these Latins 25 years, and I know them pretty well. They are often at fault, but we in the states have often made henvy-hntided mistakes -to0. One side of the picture which Washing- ton never seems to have realized needs to be emphasized.

"We intervene in the Caribbean when we get. the jitters and start to worry about expropriation and Acnerican property or when, as now, military dangers seem to be staring us in the face. We kick the Lat-ins around and then we suddenly sny to them, ‘Let's all be good neigh-

rs.‘

“The Latin is not averse to pres- sure being put on if it's consistent. Strong leadership appeals to the

Dr. Grau San Martin.

Cubans opposed to Batista are saying Washington paved the way for him to come to the presidency. DEFENSE PROGRAM IIEADED FOR B AGG

As for the subjects to be discus- sed at the parley, the agenda of the Cubnn state department is very general.

Sources close to the foreign d- fioe are stressing economic co-op- oration, neutrality, western hemi- sphere peace and defense. Fifth column activity, it is admitted, should be given some consideration, althotugli it does not incite much in-

res .

Humanitarian activities for suf- ferers in the European war will rc- celvc some attention. The standards of neutrality voted upon at Pana- ma in 1939 will also undergo m-vx-

Latin temperament. Either we

aminntion.

including patriotic selections was carried oul by Mrs. Fulford Dar- rach. Spelling tests followed, the

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winners being: Grade III: 1mm MacLean, Ca-

therine Livingston, Billie Matheson,

Audrey Darrach.

Grade IV: Florence MacDonald, Alexander MacNeill.

Grade VI: Doris MacKinnofi.

Grade VII: Jessie MacNcvin. The following pupils received di-

plom

u. Grade IX: Arnold MacPhce.

Grade VIII: 1. Joyce MacPhail; 2. Eric MacPl-lall: 3. Hilda Mac- Nelvin.

Remarks were then made by Mr.

H. all, school trustee and

Mrs. Iﬁilford Darrfwh. After the

pupils and ratepayers were treated, the examination closed by singing the National Anthem.

(Patriot please copy)

ORDERS OF DAIRY PRODUCTS BOARD

No oorwpany or individual may export cheese outside of Canada. wlithom permission from the Dairy Products Board, according to an

magi," °1 the 3mm 15mm °11 Juli‘ honlel o! Latin American countries, oiinsfilme lessons thin; ‘lllnitecllthstgttes fife} ‘ d I I m “g re

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All wpliwlwns for lwrmtssion MARK B- Mwfimﬁﬂl 3-9- md u‘ gbbenitgenrg till‘. strehizthened.“ llagillagsuwiellli§gantbl Doml'l18°- "l"

to exiport cheese should be made C. 8'1‘. CLAIR. TRAINOI, l. 0. During the Machado reign, the of the important links in the arch. on Fbrﬂzn Exchange Cuntml Board Bﬂrﬂmﬂty Bﬂlmm- l"- n. The v. s. it prepared u» do- u. s. applied pressure. With the ipelago to the eastward.

Fonn B, which can be obtained M0 E T0 W" nntna in mum most explicit gunr- assistance of high Cublm army of- But, u...- whole defense problem 1a

from any bank or Customs Collec- bors and mils-t, contain, in addition to the infonnation required on Florin B, information as to line kind. style and grade of cheese.

d t . late , fie ti i Anstmpaumtlmls‘ m q“‘£““°"°*“°- NOTARY. be. - u“ ifittﬁliiif we called oflf iﬁgchglxlllllag as Senate investigations have rt?- ﬁw p,,,f,‘,’,",§,"§“§§,,§"‘5f,,,*$a ‘h’ BABBISTER, soucn-on Offhand. it in a little lrurprlsinz and told Cubans to get along with vealed, the Opes of the Pnmlzhll: cheese shnuped to lme Unkwd m1” 3mm; gnu-hung" m giigadhlii-lgzllaceididgltgrigi-caités their knitting. should pull s chestnuts from

Kingdom by licensed exporters un- der Instruction by the Dairv Pro- ducts Board are not. included in

NTLEY, LLB. and Aitorneys-at-Law MONEY TO LOAN llil) _R_|Ehmond Street

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Morrell & Company

Chartered Accountant:

Eastern Trust Building Telephone I447

rsu. a. MATHlESON MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block, Charlottetown- I‘ E. Ialmd

MucGUIGAN a. TRLAINOR

time of millions. perhaps billions o! dolllrs, for a huge cartel to tulle can oi’ exportahle surpluses which the European war has piled up on ﬂocks or left rotting in ware-

and polit-

H. F. McPHEE I. A. K. C.

PALMER 8t HASLAM

m ion! "leaks in the sack,” as well as Insurances or full military ,, - atlon for the protection of this homlrph

road stand on "good neighborli- nels" versus heavy-handed impen- inlism in the Carribean and South

Where the Pan American confer-en oo is meeting. The Cuban capitol in Havana.

should step in and protect interests and property to the hilt, and do it consistently, or we should not d0 it at all."

Cuba is a pretty good example

ficials, Machado was ousted.

The virtually unknown Oespedes succeeded Mnchado as provisional presidentP-backed up by American

es sought to reform the army, and precipitated t-he revolt which paved the way for the rise

Cuba. k expected to press for the , possessions in this hemisPhi-‘Ye- °" l neutralization of "llxst“ Ell-TONE" § at lenst for adequate Dlvwml“ . against any violation of the MOD- Doctrine. Cuba will be Willi‘

likely to run into stings when 59°‘ ciflc proposals and contributions f0! defense are broached.

Argentina is already asldntl W“); if Uncle Sam is as badly Prelim‘

re.

Economic co-operation by n" cartel plnn is expected t0 be m“ real issue at the conference.

this order. L“! ' no . - America. to power of Fulgvncia Batista. Ba- For Cuba, the bit; issues are P?‘ ‘ _ I i l‘, w, _ :4 Mﬁchants. bankers and ﬂgrlcim A‘ tista chose Dr. Grau San Martin port markets for tobacco and “slllﬁrr-

_. , l, .. .1. .... . w ‘ ’ _ I _ _, v _ _ tum"! were asked by the goverm n. o. N0" sma- chkm.“ UIMAIS A LISBON as president and formed a govern- If she gets them sh_c will 53m It Th: m,“ Mmﬂh Mm" n [Iflllld of ﬂowers 4 former Lmpress Lita. in/tustrn, its the royal refugee men, m “we suggestions on how h." l, _ FOB TIE U. S. ment witht army bﬂﬁklgﬂ. Promptly friend, If she docsn t. she we th“ 1mg“: hy clipper u u Guardh I-‘ie|d,N.Y. Lookm! on are, left i0 right, bias sons Prince Felix and to lmpmve the economlc organ“? o m“. the U. B. urned thum s down. and be our f lend. But with m0 Archduke (Mo, and he: ll-roll-Olll 60'3"" 3"“ W" Ellllbﬂll» Who Ilvw Atlantic with the omprcll- um q; gmmwm H, M, v, But in pﬂu bunch some the revolutionary Junta. removed the us reservations. ~