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W. llobson ‘ Dies in Amherst

AMHERST. July 3 — A veteran of the First Great War and one of tiie best known sportsmen in Amherst, Arthur W. Dobson, passed away at Highland View l-Iospitul during the week end at the age of 75 years. Mr. Dobson was taken ill Sat/urday and under- went an emergency operation but failed to rally. He had nlwny5 had a rugged physique ilrlfl only re- lumtd a few days ago from a fish- ing trip to the Miramiclii and was planning another trip to Halifax County

Mr. Dobson hnd fished in all parts of Cumberland and thought nothing of spending a night in the Oizcn in order to tret to his favorite , sport in the eorly morning hours, lie was o. iteen hunter as well t For a number of year; he con- l ducted a shoe repair establishment

Company

Mrs. Albert Perry of Newton, Muss. and Mrs. Willhm Swim. Amherst. and four sons Edward in Amherst, Herbert in P E I . James n1. New- castle Creek and l-Iai-rv in ‘Toronto. The funeral will lv~ held tinder B.E‘.S L hippies-s Vfcdpppdgly ay. tcrncon

In Memoriam

- In loving mc-mory of Hugh I’. Bridges. who departed this lilo July 7th. 1944.

He bade no one a. lust farewell. He said good-bye to none.

The Heavenly gatei- were open,

A loving voice said "Come." Beyond the gates, our loved onel, Find happiness and rest. , Anil there is comfort in the thought. A loving God knows best.

Sflllly Missed by Wile and Family- 7-7-li.

In Memoriam

In loving memory of Mrs. James Smith. Rncky Point, who died July 7, i939.

Gong deal- molhcrngonc forever, How we miss your smiling face But. you left us to remoinbcr None on earth can take your place. A happy home we once enjoyed How sweet the memory still,

H-e is survived by two dauuhters.

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BELFAST UNITED CHURCH,-

Public WOIShJI/l)

ANNOUNCEMENT on cnuncn SERVICIIEI-Pzcsbyttcrian Church

. Dlilldil. R. D. ivlacliean, Minister, 7.7- 1L

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. — Sabbath School, Argyle snug July

Hole. Julv ath. 2 P. M. Servic North Tryon (Presbyterian Cnumhi

Wednfsd-‘ii’. July 11min. 8 P. M. Rev. lshop. 7-7-11.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH.- Services Sunday willy be m, the usual hours. In the morning Rev. T. E. idol-email will preach. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper

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will be observed. The wanting - ship will be conducted by Revl/(lilv.

Will be in charge or the music, THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES. —

Both Morning and Evening Wocr- ship lit The Kirk tomorrow will be

Rev. T, H. Busseil Sealers, M. A.. S.'I‘.M., who will also preach the Sermons. The music will be under the direction of Mrs. Keith S. R/ogeis. ‘Fhe Morning Service will be broadcast over CI-‘CY.

THE BIBLE is not ait the mercy of its defenders: it, shines in its own quenchless lignt: what the hand of Goo has kindled the breath of men can never put. cut. tit is for us to scatter its ilgn-t under the whole heaven." Today as the P. E. I. Auxiliary or Branch of the Bible Society seeks to carry on its work give it your support.

l YORK UNITED cannon. - Rcv. J. A. Nicholson, Ivlinister. Ser- vices July 8, 194.5. 11 A. M. York. 3 P. M. Bra-ckley. 7.30 P. M. Special "Crusade for Uinist" Service. Com- bined Choirs and special mmlsicai hymns. All are lIlVlLKi. The Ser- vice ‘is for the wllcle Charge. J. A. Nichlcscn. 7-7-21.

NORTH RIVER P1ISTOIIATE.—- July 8th. Services as follows on [Siuidayz North River: S. School ‘10.15 A. M. Service l1 A, M. Clyde gRivcrz S. School 2 P. M. Serivce 3

and prev10u5]_y' was (m the staff of P. ‘M. Killgswni SBPVIOe 7.30 P. M. tile old Amherst Boot and Sh0elFmrvl9w3 S. 551901 11 5- M- U198

Creek: S. School 11 A. M. A cordnl ‘welcome. Rev. A. E. Todd, Minister. -7-li.

SUNDAY SERVICES. — There W111 be service on Sunday. July 9th at Cross Roads at ii A. M, Alex- andra at. 3 and Ilazeibrook 7.30. Rev. E. J. Chisholm will speak at the mcrniilg and evening service. There will be evangelistic meeting 8t. Alexandra this coming week. Monday to Friday at 8.45. Rev. Sterling Staclthouse. Minister.

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THE BAPTIST CHURCH. -. Morning Worship will-be conducted at ll. A. M. by the Rev. Donald F. MacDormand of St, George. N. 3.. who will deliver the sermons. Mn. Frances I-Ioll Trainer will sting “The Lord's My Shepherd.” 'I‘iie Church School. under diiection of Super- intendent. R. J. Rupert meets at the close of morning worship. The service of Evening Worship at. 7 P.M. will be conducted by Llc. Donald Martin of Dundas who will deliver thc sermon. Miss Mary Lawson will sing ll. ‘ solo.

TIIE SACRAMENT 0f the Lord's Supper will be observed iii the Vai- leyfield United Church on Jilly 8th at ll o'clock. A swvice Sabbath oiflemoon at. 5 o'clock. Preparatory Services Thursday and Friday ev- enings ut 8 o'clock. also on Satur- day at 11 o'clock A, M. The cicsirg service Monday at 10 A. M. The

l-Irlluest speaker will be Rev. N. Rsttse.

. A.. Wcstville, N. S. The choir

will be assisted by the Brooklyn singers. All are welcome. 76-21

But death has loft a loneliness, The world can norm" fill.

Lovingly Remembered by Hcrl Husband, Daughter and Son. I 7-7-li.

In Memoriam

In lnolnilry of J. Roy MacEweil, who was Killed in Action Jul! 8. 1944.

A precious one from us has gone

A voice we loved is stillcd

A place ls vacant in this home Which never can lie filled.

God in Ills wisdom has recalled i, A loved one from our home. 1 Although his body mouldrn there l lllii soul ls safe in lletwen. I

Fondly Ilammnberml by Illa Grand- mother, Mrs, Bella NIIIPEWIEII. 7-7-li.

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In Memoriam

In memory of Pic. Ray Macllwen who was Killed in Action, Oveneas July ti. i944.

Ho little thought. when leuvlng‘ home

We would not more return That hc in death so soon would

And l0flV¢ In here lo liiourn.

We did not are him die We only know he passed away And nevu- sald gonil live.

Ilovlngly Rcmemhrrcil by Ills Sisal/l" and Hrothcr-in-Litr, Mr. and Mn".

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is indicated in the_experience "up above quoted. if similarly affec- ted, you also can turn with We do not know what pain he borc bgngfit to the use of yohonts Cough S_yri.i_p which is sold by oil chemists in 35c bottles.

POLSUNS

NASTY COUGH

due to

BRONCHIAI. GRIPPE

Why not: start today and en- I

joy the better health you may gecure from Polson'a Cough

yrup. What this splendid

medicine has done for others, it: can surely do for you. Read the following letter.

"My Erippy. bronchial ailment met its matci when I started to use_l?olson'a Cough Syrup. I don t know ivliat myaterioul Eowcrs are hidden in this medicine.

ut I cfn assure you that it did remark blc thin s for me. Relief from the Cou in S' lls came quickly-that 5r fiiacllln cough

ceased. I felt ll e new -nl over. control. of course. The flowm must grow well. i! iv the box is to give peuure: I-pd of Yes,todaylam well—no more TM" "'1 l‘ “m” mmrml" m‘ “p91” l" m trouble at all, and to Polloni ‘afihglg; lbfe szgglm filth ca}, Ig/inefl cmmh syrup-l owe my thank‘ good potting soil — o sandy loam those which well enriched. continually. In then A 1 d b h ‘h To mic anuadeououplzaipévlllg‘ petunia ha; cearroa toe r food esomzwm t“ ea t food should be mixed with the soil mg 31ml, flfl gum before it is zllnoed in the pot at the flowered rate of‘ on: healpin; tablespwniul the .1" gal on cf sol. pcThe following table will be help- dow b0 ful' them on of the trolling bio to hovle a window

th gorles hard to imagine a more

The tonic properties in this Syrup restored my ltrength.

and gratitude.‘ (Signed) M .E.G.

runes. _ as. your m, Rope today. A, x ' een Street. “new 793-297:

IHTAUIANT. ll now

Blmday. July 8th at 8 P. M. Re , A, M swim. ” ’"

e other big field for Dominion-Pro-

I. Green. Mr. A. R. KendallhRJlM.

conducted by the Minister, ihel

in community gardens, are won-

sklli nearer home.

be grown

%nti . but a floral wiiuiow box gin-den atmosphere and will help make the city neighborhood brighter. window box it immediately be-

armies should conform to its architec-

Proposiils. For Gunning Gonferonce

OITAWA, Jul)’ I — (W) _. comprehensive list of repeal: will be li-lkgiitted by the gomlnion Government to the provinces when the Dominion - Pm “Mmme let-s undel- my Aug. o,

er 00c t , I00 Y

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study by fllo last par mud which envisions broad fields o1 oo- operation hotween tho Dominion and the vmgifius pigavinces. m.

Uhder 1m c vestme U.

Dominion will propllsgu 1

public works. estcy and water conservation. an step: to provide employment dub inc Hie iwonstructlon period.

Such questions will come up u that now being negotiated between the Alberta vernment and the Dominion to ecide how much each government. should pay for the construction of o motor highway to serve tille rapidly-expanding Yellowknife mining dist/riot in the Northwest territories.

It. is expected many other high- way undertakings in which the Dominion and one or other of the provinces will unite in fixiancing will come up from time to time and the conference likely will be asked w work out a definite policy to be applied to such undertakings.

Forest Oomekvntion wrest conservation will be m-

vincial cooperation as will water conservation. which already has been considenably developed in the prairies. Housing and public works generally will come under the pub- lic investments heading.

The provinces also will have their proposals. Premier Drew of Ontario liias unounced he will press for s permanent Dominion Provincial board to handle rehabil- itation matters and tihe other pmv- inces are expected to hove their proposals in concrete form by the time the conference gets under way.

Probably the heaviest discussions will be under the heading of tax- ation in the financial group of the Dominion Government's proposals. The provinces will contend their field of taxation is too limited. that it is impossible for the p00???

that richer province; are able in

u-suld exist. Dominion occupies the entire in- a year lifter the war is over. Whe-

return will be an important pm of the conference

up it secretariat under Alex Skel-

Commission on Domlaion - Pro-

Tne report of that commlS-SlOH was presented by its chairman, Dr. Joseph Sircis. in lVllltV H40. all" one of the most exhaustive studies of any royal commission in Can- adian history The subsequent Dominion — Provincial conference broke up before it could mil-side’

menda tions .

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opportunity Jilly 33rd w hear one o most famous character of Dicinson-Kenwin of

mous actor has recently conci

of Newfoundland, where

e gave Ilfiiéfl recitals, including‘

a. comzriiand perforngance at Gov. n

Dickson-Kerwin com one night only his trons Carina to coast which he outbreak of wiair auditiorlums in which actor has played testi- great popiiiarlt I18 success

andwill climax to

fy to his overwhelmi oneman show. and remarkable skill, four famous characters Shakiefipenrc to this present day, provinces to provide the services‘ 31nd a w: the 59°“ °f W") extend to their people and that 53$" CMW" Cfldlnal Wills??- the revenues should be Bo 515mb‘ “ml that, no such discrimination gmlilx-lg": dimlilcflaflrlgonfllgtfl a; "The Bells" in which Dicilson-Kenwin portrays the fear come tux field automatically ends lflgzlfgigéz’ Agéilmzihtfielgflngel e m d scene o “ a ‘e"'and his others fierleilfig vgggingnsflye ,}’e°,d"’,‘§,"“{f,e Ghost, and ti... rollicking Sir John Dommkm and rem“. annual {vhlstaff from the Merry Wives of grants from the deferiil toeasllfl’ ll‘! lndsor-

The-present system by which the "m Play

of drama will wel- colitne this golden opportunity u 1 yum-man w ness the work of one of the lsTgienacggmhl/nrfigtev;‘an; has Se; worldsmostfamous character actors who has presented his programme tori of the Bank of CH ldi. Wll° "Glllgwses o! Life" . c‘; t »' Royal Wor .

had be“ Se“ t’ Ty 0 “e m bepeiéfionnance on J-ulv yard. w

"“°“‘1"l“ll°“s' lchiieii Hall lit a an Watch this newspaper for further announce- men s.

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OLD IVILUSICAL INSTRUMENT

‘Phi- i-ebsc was an nnclent musi- cal instrument- somewhat like the violin.

Fist... run sou:

Good Shore Form of 56 acres at. two miles‘ from Rocky Point Ferry Wharf. Price reason-

_PALMER. it IIASLAM

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Many Victory gardeners live in hotels and apartments, and having learned tihe 10y of growing plants derlng how they can use their new For some ‘the answer is a win- dow bcx. Vegetables can hardly in one, iii any cigniticant.

closetohotneabitof

When you install an outdoor a pert of the house. -zid

turui design and color scheme.

struct your own window box. and it is not difficult to do so.

some color as the building, or as its trim and the flowers should be of a contrasting 00M’ which 15 harmonious. Pbr o red brick house. white flowers and plenty 0i BNO" foliage would be attractive. For n house in which yellow is the pre- vailirul tone blue flowers should be used. These are only slllflfistion-S. since the taste of

For this reason it is well to con-

The box itself should be OI the

thnowner- will

2-inch pot requires l/Il teaspoon

6-inch pot. require. i teaspoon box W.- tensizocm and it in iii-inch not rcquirr. 2 lair-poor: beautiful decoration Porch boxes require plant food tape follows; lmlo blue 090th.

8-inch pot require _.

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Window Box Brings Garden Beauty Close to Home

Working Dllfllm

60 inches require i3 Application sl-iouid be proximately every nix the cocoon.

tr refer: to the high- oommercial plant. foods t does

The ganio The w-box flowers are but flowers freely and

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l’ The Connecting Link Between Nova Sootlu and n“ 1945 NOVA SCOTIA - PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND WOOD ISLANDS. P-E-I-

T}; aoopoo vouiiiftbm" vlm“ mud in southern 000111! l“ geld early morning were tmnsplan m before night the "I" d“? “m “arm Ohio, 700 miles awli’. aeroplanes furnished lrflmlmm" tiofi.

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and clan of polumoul ‘My cheek: were allow and ll suffered conllnull from 1 Fell?‘ lute in the lnouh and Thlttlflfl “fii“"""“ 'i.‘i.“.'."?..'l‘°i'i‘.'..i‘i'. “Vi?

| every n m mm u. time pllll o. week. I un| ROI!!! Ag"! well Madly-Ilium im 0:" 103.71g. ’ "Wm l m’ more . cpl-cu tin-no m unhnpplncm-thunh to DI. HAM- ILTOWS PILLS.” This letter come: from resident and elhbllshel l: olenlly DD. II

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Smash-hit success for through summer, bare- back daytime cottons. So pretty, so cool. assortment t0 choose from.

We also have a nice supply of cotton jumpers to be worn with or without a blouse.

The FASHION SHOPPE

GREAT GEORGE STREET‘ '

Revised Bus Service

To and From Tignish

AND IN TERVEN ING POINTS

BEGINNING MONDAY, JllLY 9th

Lv. CHARLOTTETOWN . . . . . .. .145 AM. Ar. SUMMERSIDE ..............9.2o AM. Lv. SUMMERSIDE ..1o.0o A.M. Ar. TIGNISH 12.30 Noon

Lv.Tignish ....... 3.45 PM; Ar. SUMMERSIDE 6.15 P.M. Al‘. BORDEN 7.10 P.M.

Ar. CI-IARLOTTETOWN 9.45 P.M. ‘(Short Stop Ovel’)

This Service is in addition, to the ‘Regular Service now in effect lo and from Tignlsh.

Passengers wishing to take the early boat. from Borden can leave Tignlsh on Bill ll! 835N095 and stay overnight in Summersitle or Borden. Passengers arriving Summerslde on 10.15 P.M. night train from mainland can now get west following morning on the 10.00 awn. bus f0!‘ Tignish. ~

The Prince Edward Island

Travel Bureau B. GRAHAM ROGERS. Supervisor» ‘ CHARLOTTETOWN. P-E- ISLAND

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ALL SAILINGS DAYLIGHT BAVING ‘I'm! lVhy in to Sent. 80th

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ha" Cal-mm October ht to Novolnbof filth“. $.15 9-m-

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