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, "‘ FAMILY BEREAVED ‘VI ciwncn 01-‘ SCOTLAN ._ 11E‘. H ‘,- Charlottetown 1i A. M. Birch Il-Iill 7 Efetrh“ m“ ‘"1’ b“ leQl/ed Worr e 5-, M-D-u-d- - =15; m»... - m. T......:.."‘i:;“i..l*rerezhmtrmsl" . v. . ona . 9-18-1l. ' 5 - - i. glvlllld, retired Canadian National J. A. MIeDONALD, K, c" h“ N_ a way stores K9096! at. Moncton, moved his Law Oﬁlce to the glhdB-dThehabe Riedmondh wire 3118 l‘. r. Dorothy Red.

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Services for September 20th. Canoe Rcdmon‘ family have been ire- . slde- DY- Dorothy spent some time o..°il‘eli’“§§'..nn“§eT.li°e'is.Ee§l’e“n‘fl€¥ él.“.l'.‘§““o.‘“ Ff2.‘,,°°“‘”°°d “PM l t _ ( 20th. n1 hﬁeld i1 A, M. Princetown an ﬁgemi Rjgﬁggg“; YE“ » Produced by F ii‘_____ » db o ~ r u HALTER WANGER rflifhtf. e".'.".".".,§Z'.'f...' 9-18-11. Personals A (ASI Of TWO IHOUSANDI ninivron UNITED cnimcn Miss Gertrude l - . .‘ P‘ _ MacAulay left y. 1 TQJ) IINFORGEIIARIE lHlllliSt _ g‘,‘fv'fci*§'s?,ﬁ,§f°ysfb¥gfﬁ§- 8mg; “my mommy for Montreal. rla ll A. M. Headquarters M15. Mary Glow, chanomwwl] _,__ 20tl are r ii ;c ii ii A-M. s. dehoeisioonliwiiii. Igigllglgrgon a P.M. ‘WY- Mass- The-l! were the sum: i a s. School 2 P. M. New Dominion 1 °’ M“ E- 905N110» Bonshaw. , _ . . M. under tl l f L. O. *- PACKS A DOUBLE WALLOF ‘° “m” ° Mm Helm cost-u» 1w Monday

Cove 11 A, M. Cl de River 3 P. M. quent visitors to ml; pruvmc, m l-Ilf ERIKSUN IUllN IUDIR Mad 3 ' M~ 5- 5°h°°l 2 P- M- Wm- Beer‘; ﬁrst cousin. ”_____- wow AmACUONs _ SCREEN NEWS Squadron Victoria Church “"5"- wus a recent visitor to her heme CORNWALL PASTORAL h5g1‘;- “d Mifétg; P- llallbellY “m1 P. L ggd L. 0. B. A- S. SCIIOO]. 11 A. M . v. in THRlllS and ACTION]

Nine Mile Creek .30 P. M. Re . T. th t. Th W. Goodwill, Minister. 9-lv8-1l. spgngaihelr s/iyicgtﬁbiisatlbusgginmergei‘? EDGAR BARRIER ISOBEL ILSOM . Andlhellylnglhrocrafllie EAGLE SOUADROM sloe North, Rally Day Special no P. M. Minister. Rev. T. Constable. ‘ Hummer. s P. M. Bonshaw a P. M. u, Km t i SW3 3"15"7“9' PRINCE EDWARD °"°'“" gs ' mmama z-aaweu-areammm CHARGE-Services Sunday. Sﬂpumummzmlfor their Eiglugiy J. R. Skinner, Minister. 9-18-11: "Wmlng Ior Brighton, Mass. She cnvncu noTiE The u lted guC£l3el1grlle%ogfsh2$ mother’ Mrs‘ . -— n - . . Church of Canada, Hunter River i Pastoral charge. Service will beheld Mr. Georgie Bolduc returned to pn Bunvdlalytrhﬁeptexiiber 20th, as fol- diarleston, Mass, Saturday moi-n- Jilly‘; 30o e R1‘n'.‘i?ne‘$“i‘=zi.§.“€ ' Efgteilﬁ ‘I§§...i.“‘i..‘“““ °‘ M” E P. M. Rev. lrewis M. Murray, Min- ' .__a ' lster. 9-18-11. daliy/Vlrshoﬂhf‘. Ifightslhef 1451111,“ ygstg; PRESBYTERIAN cnimcn m n“ °' l” “g Wm“ CANAnL-Marshﬂeld. Charge. Ser- s“ Wm I'm‘ b" "mmhwb vices i'or next Lord's Day, September Lee w_ G_ cume is spendmg a

20th wlll be as follows: Mt. Stewaré ‘maven; [umough at his Mme in

1i A. M. ‘I'Il‘l1ﬂ ld 3 P. . . Murshﬁeld a gr. IVI. siinuelwseiigoi N°W Wllhmre belvre some to re-

1030 A, M, Hunmgwn Sunday sume his duties in iiie RLLAI“. School 10.30 A. M. The Rev. Henry

Baak, B. A, Th. 13., Minister. Girlstuie ciu-rie oi New win. _ 9-13-1l- séhg-{ae leaf: on Satammoinelng“ tor ___‘ Wu. ei- span g r oli- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN <

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I-Iarisville M ' ’ , h _ rs. Peter A. Kelley and young SW11?’ 5c 0°12 P‘ M worshl son John, leave today on return

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103g A_ M_ w 5hr 3 R M H te T10 NCW York after visiting Rum- sundw ‘gfcholg, 1o A M wmf Mrs. Kelley's mother. Mrs. Mary Sh“, 139 p, M_ D1; A o, Thomson, C. MacEachern, Bear River.

Minister. 9 18 il. -___ Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie Balllngall CHURCH 0F ENGLAND sgrvlcgg- Miss Hazel Balllngall, Charlotte- September 30th. Sundown. St. John's town. also Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Church, Crapaud, Church School Dlckleson. New Glasgow motored ' 10.00 A. M. Evensong 2.30 P. M. St. to St. John, last Tuesday. They Elizabeth's Church, Springﬁeld. expect to return the latter part o! Church School 10.30 A. M. Evensong this week, E30 lstcihomasi Chpgiéamkorglg ..____ ree. oy ommunon . . . M v i Rev- u. R- Hmm-n- 9-18-11- pints; nibble, 813??’ ‘Si. .321’; OLDTIME roam - The poem L§i§n£§‘,‘,{§§“§, Tﬂ“,,‘_f,‘gs"tsj‘oehn“gj "Clambake on the Siore" reprlnt- he, uncle and w“; m ‘and M3 ed ln yesterday's issue. was written Whitfield Yeo, mnksron ' by the late Hen. F. J. Nash, edlhr i o! The Patriot, and it appeared ﬁrst. in The Guardian a-bcut thirty years ago. It has been widely lead a-ncl appreciated by Islanders M'- home and abroad.

NORTH Rlyg“ BAPTIQT After l1 lengthy illness borne cﬂURm-[Eg __ sunmm 599mm“;- wlth Christian resignation and pa- 20th. Long creek: s. School l0 A.M. tlenve Jvsegh Mwube. widely gegviclc: g1 PA. seClyide give; 13. gulp/n ‘all! ulshly icspectgd. pols]:-

c 0o . . rvce . . o e ma rewar a s Kingston: Service 7.30 P. M. Falr- home at Iona, Monday morning, view: S. School ll AM. North River: August 3rd, 1942.

S. School ll AM. Please note change The deceased who was in his

of hour at Kingston becoming ei- eighty third year, we; born u; lective on Sunday. Welcome to wor- 1cm, p_ p; 1__ He recﬂved his 5ND- Rllv- A- E. Todd. Mlnéstlezif-n early education at Montague East

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King OI The Texas Rangers TI-IE GltAF-Jlhe September le- Sgnlcebeghgllleﬂcsggeiiidhiofbélgll; ' . ‘ ' b“ °t Th9 Gm’- Wpul“ ma?” years taught in his native parish. ‘z l?" Oldbbitsﬁ-Q-‘fe- naCnbéi-Tlgli-figg: Iitater onIhe condlucted a Beneral

< n. 851ml‘? 1%.! -soreat 01in, hhh ttedd and SAI. '1 t-Blns many ittms oi general inter. u, until his illnevllssyc e a n e ' est, including a line eclilorial tri- Surviving are three daughters,

SHOWS 7.00 - 8.45 buic to the late Llsut, A. G. Btuce. Mary. who tenderly nursed hlm nlATlNEE SAT. ONLY 2.30 supervisor or the local bran-ch oi during his long illness Mrs. Den- “Nfiaw w“, the corgauion Iieglén. {To the pp‘:- Chensyo Valley and ill/lg.

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ragazlne maekes a var‘; gggcial ap- Catherine: two brothers JoIin and may go gee are sent, 1o friends Michael of Iona. His wile and e15 who have uu-uﬁeu u“, enemy. and retatliyee in many distant pa-rls daughter l-culse. predeceased him

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m" wMlBtlYs new Universal ﬁllniiiliivll.‘lirKil-°§otlu.'l‘$n°5°"“‘g and tihe United states, A large cortege o! sorrowing re- “~~-~>ll. T445“! squadron’ me The autnenticit 1"E ' uad ——-— 1mm “d Irlmd" “ccmnpanled ‘screen story e1 nmeriorrfngnt- ron" was assured I Onianyagzﬁ s“ ' wmra-nAr-a pretty wedding the "mum-mm the llmlly home ﬂﬂjlgLlt-‘if Royal Air E0708. wiii or feet or nnn talvcen by li-(Ituﬂilzgg: was soleinnized mesday morning in tvghesrg- Rgfllieuelu “Church. Iona. . r traction at the rrlnoe cmw sent to England by Producer St. Bernard's church when For- m is! was B! @-

a i . . - - . _ ---.“§l‘.‘.i.tryrrpcdile... 2l“ll‘.‘l.”°.l.‘$'3l‘fl.%‘l€; lluhfénllt’ “"- w“ '_“§.'f,E,,‘,§g°'"f°K “m1 vlum- wrry- ' ' marriage to LAC Robert. .1. White. Inltrmeut took Place in the ad- .».»‘$l"i‘..“§.'ii§-‘- our“: or M- M» M T- who» to" - m». ~ e * ﬂlllre debut 1n "Millie Bquad- _____ g)”, and LAC _;_ A Jbue_.,_ o; N0, Seated in the sanctuary were tiller The members o! Anglo-Rustlco 3 5,F.Ts., was best man The gflgiexlf/I-Igsdgglllgl-‘nlfllllwfud F3226!‘

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"l “ " John m“ on Tue,“ gvenu, so t, n, length dress oi white satin with a Pallbearers were Prank Murphy. ~ y '3 p | h 1 d h William O'Shea Emmanuel Mc- _, d D " Peru C‘vana‘h’ l2 members answered the 3,011 0511 linger tip ve l. S e carre e. s cw- Kenna An us . Mcuod P x dries, Jlil bamona, ucno Wllh u dime. er bou iiet renei-lcnn Beauty . 8 . .

and Alnn Hale, Jr- Th9 Bebletury Nod a latte; o; roses, io bridal music wns played Iéesléykn-Iohn 917001101’- MEY hi! will

Sh)", I ma,“ 1mm wemm Lem“, ..0v_ by Mrs. J. W. McCarthy, the ‘cnurcli __ P?“ -_____ ii Authentic seas.- organist and a a310, Ave i/larla, ' was sung by Mrs. Dnucette. A rodeo-

“ authentic. behiml- - m’ oi ~53,“ sauadronbilwwsfﬁng? Postage o! $2.16 for Overseas “on was held M, (he home of the gxbf-‘llenee u; many mark,“ boxes, on motion, was ordered pend. bride-s parent, we,“ Lune gxeuk. .. will“) Diccecisd their own “Blesimlb Omllanalle “*5 "mcd last was served to thiriv-ilve guests ._ mgllgﬂllkveixihtio the war lzy $10.00 and a. celled-ion Io be made bv girl friends o! the bride, the

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‘I By telephone, telegraph and letter entries have poured in to Secretary J. W. Boulter for Good Will Race Meet at the Charlottetown Driving Park track next_ Wednesday and Thursday, September 23rd and 24th. ,

This program of fall racing was staged last year at the request of horse- men from all over the Maritime Provinces as a. link to fit in between races in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. The Direct ors of the Provincial Exhibition Associa- tion readily met the wishes of the horse men and the two days race meet was a grand success. This year it looks as though an even greater number of horses will come over from the mainland, which together with our local horses will prob- ably total between 50 and 60 and will likely necessitate a larger program than the six classes originally advertised. ,

Below will be found a list of_ the horses whose owners have signified their, intention of racing here. These will be classified in an endeavour to give a!

equal an opportunity as possible to each entrant.

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VICTOR LEE 2.07, by Lee Harvester, owned by Allison Luugille, Harﬂand, N, B, DUDEY PATCH 2.00 1-2, by Gilbert Patch, owned by Duuey Patch Club, New Glasgow, N, s, by Sandy FIBSII, OWIIBII by Geqrge MgKenzie’ Sydney, N, S, HIGHLAND WORTIIY 2.03 l-4, by Highland 56011., owned by H, M_ Sweeney, Bridgewater, N, Q, SAN TON 2.07 3-4, by Peter Gratian Royal, owned by Fred Lahey, Dartmouth, N, s,

MRRT HARKAWAY. Z04 1-4. by Hollyrlwd Haiku-way, owned by J. ‘Viac O'Brien, South Nelson, N. B. USCITA BRITTON 2.09, by Great Britain, owned by George H, Brooking, Kengington, P, E, I,

ALL GRATTAN 2.06 1-4, DY CEIIIIIIBI. GPKILKII, OWIICCI by George B, Gay, Mongton, N, B,

HAL McKINNEY 2.06 1-4. by Happy Hal. owned by Milton Bell, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

MAJOR BOWES, 2.10 1-4, by COIOIIQI AUDTQY, owned by Mfg, Sampsgn Grady, Summergidc, P, E, L OLIVER GRATTAN 2.09, by Oliver Evans, owned by (j_ 1,, Duuphiuee, Halifax, N, S,

JEAN HENLEY 2-03 1'2. by Pete!‘ Henley, Owned b)’ William Cruickshanks, Halifax, N. S.

BEBE McELWYN 2J0 1-4. by Mr- McElwyn. owned by Daniel Rice, Charlottetown, P. E. I.’ SILENT JOE 2.10 3-4, by Patch McGregor, owned by D, W, Munroe, Piedmont, N, S,

'l‘HE BAKER 2.06 1-4, by Grattan Bars, owned by Allison Langille, I-Iartland, N. B.

OAKHURST QUEEN 2-09 3-4. by Ollklllllsl Express. owned by the C. B. Horsemen‘s Club, North aydney. IIAL BRITTON 2.09 3-4, by Great Britain, owned by A] O’D0nnel, Balhursl, N, B,

I-I. M. VOLO 2.11 3-4, by Bennett Volo, owned by H. M, Sweeney, Bridgewater, N. S.

PETER ai. COURT 2.11 1-2, by Peter Henley, owned by Joe McDonald, Sydney Mines, N. S. AUBREY DILLON 2.11 1-2, by P9161‘ N. Dillon, uwned by l), Turner, Dartmouth, N, S, BONNIE SCOTT 2.10 1-2, by Highland Scott, owned by C, H, Her-mu, Murray River, P. E. I. FLORA DIRECT 2.12, by Patrick Direct, owned by S, & C, Walker, Halifax, N, S,

SKIPPYDALE 2.12 1-4, by Abbedale, owned by Bruns wick Steeves, Moncion, N, B,

PETER REAMORE 2.12 1-2, by Reaniore, owned by Dr, C_ D, Cluugh, Inverness, N, S,

EMILY GRATTAN 2.13 by Orcus Graitzin, owned by F, (j, Cuuieg, Amherst, N, S,

BONNIE BUDLONG 2.17 1-2, by Calumet Blldlﬂllg. owned by William Cruickshanks, Halifax, N. S. RAYMOND BUDLONG 2-13» b)’ Calumet Budlong. owned by Wellington McNeil], Soutbport, P. E. I. HILDA BUDLONG 2.11 3-4, by Calumet Blllllﬂllgmwned by Andrew Perry, Summerside, P. E. I. LADY HAL 2.12 1-2. by Sampson Hal. Owned by Wellington McNcill, Soutliport, P. E. I. CALUMET DIJON 2.15 1-4, by Peter the Brewer. owned by Eldon Fowlie, Chatham, N. B. MISS ADMIRAL MAC 2.14, by Admiral Peter, owned by C. M. Alexander, St. John, N. B. BEULAH GRATTAN, by Peter G., owned by Fraser Ross, Alma, N. S.

REUBEN LEE 2.17, by Lee Harvester.

JACOB WITHROW 2.18 1-2, by Lee Harvester, owned by Harry Breen, Halifax, N. S.

GRACE ABBEY, by Guy Abbey, owned by Frank Adams, Halifax, N. S.

SINGING SAM 2.20 1-4, by Sampson I-Ial, owned by Charles O’Brici1, Covchead, P. E. I.

WINNIE SCOTT, 2.13 1-2, by Bellini Scott, owned by J, W, Farmer, Kinkorn, P, E, I,

SILENT MAC 2.15 1-4, by Abbe Worthy, owned by Vernon Proude, Winsloe, P. E. I.

WAIT N’SEE 2.15 1-2, by Kalmuck, owned by Willard MacDonald, Sumnierside, I’. E. I.

MISS COUNTER, by Counter, owned by Ratchford Bros, North Sydney, N. S.

LUSTY‘S FIRST, by Lusty Frisco, owned by C. H. Chandler, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

MODEL T. 2.14 3-4, by Colorado L., owned by Richard Jzibblee, North Sydney, N. S.

WATCHIM 2.07, by Volomite, owned by Frank Adams, Halifax, N. S.

MILLIE KALMUCK 2.08 l-2, by Kalmuck, owned by Willard Kelly, Southpori, P. E. I. PAULABBE 2.11, by Abbedale, owned by Power Bros, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

JUNE EVANS 2.09 1-2, by Oliver Evans, owned by George B. Gay, Moncion, N. B. SUNNYMEADE 2.07 1-4, by Peter Volo, owned by Roy Creamer, Si. Stephen, N. B.

SQUIRE HANOVER 2.08. by Guy McKinney, owned by W. T. Semple, Kensington, P. E. I.

LUSTY FRISCO 2.071 -4, by San Francisco, owned by C. H. Chandler. (Iharloiieiown, P. E. I. HILLSIDE SCOTT 2.11 3-4, by Bellini Scott, owned by J. A. Kerr, Triiro, N. S.

RUBY VOLO 2.14 3-4, by Pnx Volo, owned by Semple & Simmons, Kcnsinrrion, I’. E. I.

GEORGE MAC 2.15, by Abbe Worthy, owned by George McIntyre. Ilinniairue, P. E. I.

SCOTTY WATSON 2.13 l-2, by Watson Peter, owned by George H, Ilrookins, Kensington, P. E. I. HARVEST MELODY 2.10 l-~l, by Robert S. Bergen. owned by Ferry Cameron. New Glasgow, N. S. KELLY'S NIGHTMARE, by Kzilmiick. owned h_v C. H. Horton, bliiri-ny River. I’. E. I.

JOHNNY EARLY, by Lee Harvester. owned by F. C. (Indies, Amherst, N. b‘.

LUCKY GUY 2.17 3-4, by Glover Guy, owned by Lce Chappello, Sianope. I’. E. I.

In Memo riam

JOSEPH McCABE

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in 0mm .11 Eagle Qquac- from nonmembers in the district. Misses LDZIBIIIB ImBlonc, Mary Al- - s,,,,n,_,,',- 131W- F-ylniz the: Bick Oommlttxe reported two lnln, Betty Murpby and Irene Hum"), e 3'13“ 5W3“ sick calls. New S'ck Committee, Dawson. Later the bride and groom g1; chnmeg’ ovrtgmn |Ia5nY‘iM!-s_ Rfoland Bunoam and Mrs_ 10ft, by plillie I01‘ Sllmmeriiti‘! The (‘liilid- ° mo Em Blair l-‘tollirws bride and groom rem‘ vd manv H l‘ u. hJEugle 3 uuumn" E-chcol and ‘Program Committees bemmmle ‘aldutuﬁrlwﬁléiilh magi" " o . . i: s . : vacmelslbligbvlfﬁn mlor he ﬁrst, ieavpolnled. ard M's. Sbeunrt £231’ 1%,“! To wh1ge_ o; Aquergmm RUB OUT TIRED ACHIQ m, u, Brlﬂshilwmeqwidﬁpreau Parkman lnviiezl lite “members to P171“ moum. o; the "mm; M“ . “um, Ell will“ her home ior the Odocar IIIOPJXIK, Murray Lanny’ Pmt Em“. Mm v lllilne, opcratlng ' R011 Coll to be answered with n. new, Dawson u; gmwusburg, que. ~, lllbnratyﬁ-knd 5E» “ma”, "W! bli- ber- and Trooper Ross Merritt, of lllu,’ u, "m Alderahot, Nbw-Mmcton ‘Pran-

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