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lroooou hulns Cauliflower Bolling meat Tomatoes, lb, Beef, qr. Steak, lg, gowl.

utter, dalr, F885. doz.

Head Lettuce LCM l. e l l u 3e Gmpﬁfruit Chickens,

New Carrots, lb. Pﬂlﬁlces. Green Mountains. pk. 48c “bill COG. llJ. l0

Pddock. lb.

Mackerel. each. Radlshes, bunch

Spinach Rhubarb. lb.

Onions. bunch

Cabbage. lb. Corn Beef Beets. bunch

8m Greens. lb.

Roses. b h Melons.

cucumbers. each

"DIM. green.

Tllmlns. bunch. 10c a for Celery

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UBASWELL l-or Paoiogrnplu. CONFEDEBAT] . ANCE. 0N LIFE INSUB

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OLD HOME WEEK AND PRO. vlnclal Exhibition, August 10-13 in- clusive 7.134;

l DR. J. W. MeKENZIE will be

absent from his office from July

26th until August 9th inclusive. 7-21-24-21.

SLIGHT CAR. FIRE - The fire -men were called out about 11:10 lyesterday afternoon for a blaze in a car at the corner of Great George and Richmond Streets. Their ser- vices were not required.

POLICE COURT- At the Police Court yesterday morning, a drunk and incapable was fined $5.00 and ‘costs. A man charged with operat- 111R a motor vehicle while drunk was given seven days in jail. and had his license cancelled for one year.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of Mrs. Jessie Barr. West Royalty was held yesterday after- noon from the MacLean Funeral Home where service was conducted by Rev. T. H. Bussell Somers. who also conducted service at the grave. Interment was in the People's Ceme

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NEW LONDON rltcslxvrm- IAN CHARGE-Services for July

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Granville. Mr. Donald Nicholson. Student Missionary at Brookfleld will conduct these services. New London Bible School o ens July 26th. Rev- H. M. Bunta , Minis- ter. 7-23-11.

‘FUNERAL MONDAY — The fun- eral of Joseph MacAulay was held Monday morning from his late re- sidence Sourls Line Road. to St. Mary's Church. Sourls. where Re- quiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. D. P. croken. Occupying seats in the Sanctuary were: Revs. R. J. McDonald. Richard St. John, Leo- nard McKellna and Bro. Andrew 16W“. 0f GTBYIUQTE. NY. The pail bearers were: Joseph. Bernard. Al~ t-ert. Adolphus. Kenneth. Gerard and Joseph MacAulav and Blaine Mc- Varish. Service at the grave in the ﬂdlﬂlﬁlnﬁ Cemef-"IY Was conducted by Father Croken.

STUDENTS ATTENDING MARI- TIME SUMMER SCI-[OUL - Stu- dellts from Prince Edward Island

on: WEDDING_ attending the Maritime Summer

School which is now underway at

AIVBFY Pretty Wedding was sol- Mount Allison University are: Jean g?" Zfd on June 17th in the Boswell. Victoria; Sister Saint Maw Rea/DEF of: Rustico Convent. when Gabriella, C. N. D. Convent. Mis- ma .1 a er Pltre P. P.. united in couchc; Angus Alexander Gilmore. Mrrr agie “Alma Emily. daughter ol Burton's Mills; Marcella LPClZilI‘. 071B“ B rs. _Zllclml"lah Buote of Tlgllish: Nathaniel H. Mair. George-

_\s or ed Bridge and Pte. Fralr town: Peter M. MilcDonald. Bon-

cis Byron Smitll. soil of the int

c stlmw; Wlnnifred M. MncEwan. Bris-

Ffllllcls Byron Smith and Mrs. to" Marenrct Marv MacKenfc Smith of Charlottetown who is Miliview; George Calvin Proctor.

now stationed at Beach Grov

t‘ Charlottetown. Mildred H. Rose.

training oentre- The bride looked SOUYlSZ Elizabeth Sabine. Miscon-

charming in a sllnnvr length drcs nf white sheer and worn a shoulde

R rho: and Sister St. Margaret.

l‘ Nntre Dame Academy. Cl.‘l-'ll’lf7tiE-‘

19118111 veil caught. with orange tnwn

blossoms and or i d 'hl PT hﬁﬂk Rift of‘ tlloﬁgrrinlll, t9 pray

The brlde was "tlmdm bl’ h?!‘ —Miss Helen MacDonald student slshle’ N115‘ All“ M 5mm Jflh" NB- nurse at the Charlottetown Hos- zfrp°pwg§ at“??? N‘ a dusky 70$" pitnl is being heartily congratulated mqlgch t: l‘ "Pwsmrles t" by her cnany friends on her very

‘ ' " 11mm" b" M11 Allan high standing in the n N Ex-

Gallant of Oyster Bed Bridge.

aminatiolls. With 737 poillis out oi

The nuptial mass was sung bv a ~ - possible B00 or 92 percent pro- ggﬁ gfuligs Oiitthe Convem- while iiciency she stands first among the a 55ers w“ “rgamst 1°’ gradulJilg nurses of i943 from the

the occasion. Following the cerem

TODAY ONLY "aosrou BLACKIE GOES

Added Shorts SHOWS 2.80-1.00 — 8.45

LERY DANC At m ARMOURIES

WEDNESDAY, JIILY 21 st.

DON MESSER'S ORCHESTRA Admission 35 cents

‘ different hospitals llat-"ng competed

any a rpcppﬂo" was New "l m” wiAh nurses of the other Maritime

hnlnc of tllc bride Friends and rel~ Prbv-‘nces M155 McDonald has madel

ntlves were present at supper. Fzltll- ‘ l y m h n f oecu M _ er Pitre graced the occasion by his éérbtgorgjnilral 15652:“; om‘. a n.1,‘;

DYPSGHCE.

ber of vears preceding her traitllng

They 1e“ an the Nunwlng day period. where she showed marked

for a wedding tour thrnughou New Brunswick. thc bride trnvell

ivlidrilston and later at Prince

ing in a dress lnnker suit of brown wales Cunega He]. pleasing pcrsmh

twist with accessories to mntch-

b girevious to hcr marriage the r e was tendered a miscellaneous

5 . ing her training at the hospital pies Rally newer at m? home of her smell and have won for hcr the esteem Freetown the speaker Officer A. D. Morris

Australia. who mo‘ "The Rising Sun"

on thc hat of 1ll(‘ A

Mrs. Lester Nickerson. Charlotte

town. Their wedding presents were

many and beautiful.

Heartiest congratulations are ex tended by their many friends. t They will reside in Charlotte own.

N. B. BERRY PRICES

ally and kindly disposition have en- deared hcr to many patients dur-

and good wishes of her teacher and

of this city. Personals

ies in this area during the past on leave‘

few days has been between 25 and

30 cents per nullrt box, while at M155 Men“ 'E_ Saunders‘ 6km“

the scene of picking berries may be lowewwn. is vlsmng m Amprior. I we

purchased for 20 cents a quart box c-orrou snap FUEL

' Ont, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Runtz.

Mrs. Joseph MacKinnon. St.

canto, _ (C?) -Cntt0n seed “ma” who has been ‘mung m“

from Uganda now is being used as fucl instead of coal by several East

African factories. nmﬁsn BEARDED HERO

atives and friends in Trenton. N- S., has returned home.

Mr, Spurgon-‘Diamond, Reserve Street. left this morning for Mont-

boupou _ (c131 - Beardgd real. Ben Bryant. Britains famed su - Major w‘ ATVICKN‘ organist o!

marine commander. has been aw

arded n second bar to his D.S.O.. "for great daring. enterprise and 13.. is 5P6 skill" in successful patrols. During city. the guest

his submarines last three operat

ions he sank ll ships. including an

armed merchant cruiser. ->~_--,-,-»

emoval Notice

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I am now operating my

St. Luke's Church, Saint. John, N. ndiny, a vacation in the of his brother. m. ~ Frank Mel-tee, Dorchestcr St.

Miss Annie Lieppln left yesterday morning for Sydney. NS. where she will spend it vacation with friends and relatives.

Conductor ‘Fred Currie. “C0111- panied by his sister Doria of Ot- tawa. were visitors to Charm"!!- town on Sunday.

A, c. 2 John H. MacKay 0f [the

scrap iron and metal busi- R G A F‘ h” returned m H 1.

ness at 102 Elm Ave. Special- fax after a pleasant leave a

izing in all scrap material

pent at his home at Albany.

Miss Eileen Walker of the staff

Phone 763 0|‘ 1443- wri“ of Sinclair a Stewart Ltd, Sum-

Box 403.

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with her arents Mr. and Mrs John Walker, ape Traverse.

Spr. Don Bulman, R. c. E- who is stationed at Victoria, B. 0-. is spending his furlough at his home in Hunter River.

Chief Pettv Officer Malcolm

. McDonald and Mrs. McDonald. re- - tllmed to the mainland having

town and Souris.

Mrs, E.S. Townsend and daugh» fer, Mrs. Robert K. Troop have re- ‘turned w Charlottetown P funeral of the late Mr. E. s. Town-

tend. .. ,..._.__,,_

POPULAR NURSE GRADUA (‘ES

i ability in the District School cram of

At the Eastern Prince of Prtsbyﬂcrillll Young P00- Ull July 14th at

“'33 Pilot of N. 5- W- as his subject. the symbol worn

class mates with whom she was‘ . very popular. Miss McDonald is a. daughter of John McDonald and a, u . sister of Mrs. Bobbie Mahar. both ﬁlers-

l‘ . With flame of freedom cul

The closing exercises of

merside. is spending her holldalw VIL Examining of grade X Recitation by Louise Enman Duet. Marie and Anita Myers Dialogue, “Lorin Lei-cg Recitation, Joall McDonald Recitation, Preston Richards. Closing chorus. "The Maple be arks by the Rev. followed. compll‘ . countries. and the Church and her

9119i‘ Mid Dull“! 0Y1. rnission to_ all mankind, The hynlni ‘ Lord While For All Mankind We \

The nlollcy for nrlzm wa ed by Women's Institute and George spent an enjoyable two weeks. vls-.,1_ Tweed; ‘ t lung their parents in Chariotte-'

lGoorlze Tweedy llll(l a pres was made by Irene Elllllrlu (cw words of apprl-ci upils for their. vnss the district fol

film EH5- teaciler thanked lll(‘ p ess pmd‘ MS. Mrs. Bowman took number of Inserted by Her So

thcughtlulrl lshed them a happy holiday AfternnglngGodSavemelllug. prognnlbttbn d3 was ________

sex. N.B., where they attended the k

(‘HARLOTTETOWTV GUAROVIAN

Commanding Officer

Captain J. C. I- Edwards R.C.N., wh is C di . M.C.S. “Cornwallis". Canada's new naval” trainlrlllgmértlahqlfthgeflftigrogt‘s; l ratings Willi SP8 cXpcrience will be taught n (lpEfRlP .\'If>l‘£‘i1!l of Wzzlzxl shores of the Annapolis Basin in Nova Scotla.

Trdining Commander

dcr Edwllrll Mount-lines, Royal Navy. training commander

. “Cnrllwnllis“.

EVSBYTERIAN rouse. PEOPLES RALLYl ‘men's Institute. The prizes were

District

lion sol-

Sun," to the The Risen

The Now The New Adventure. "It h m tlllat we as young peo- _"" i le s ou rca isc SAINT JOHN‘ N" B" ‘My 2° " Leut. .1. n. Burnett. R cuv Rnllniving. that

lCPl —Current price of strawberr Gharloﬂemwn is vismng his homfdaw“ o; i. no“, d.‘ shed tho lli‘\\‘ ligllt

Jesus is

we are ll()\\' llt the that we must- "lbroad. tllllt we dvcniurc put- from lls tile petty dil-

crccd, rncc_ colour as in the ﬁght against Nazism. forming a united the cause of the Chrisfinn woy 0f

front ill

a loftler

has known in their s s And light of knowledge in their ith l(‘SS(‘l' ‘things Give heart and soul and ln nd and strength __ To serve tile King of Kings. valtlvou RIVER scllool. (‘LO I

Vernon Mon cl ay

l a large attendance ratepayers. The chairman was Mr. D. I wns as follows:

Ping. followed by O’-

Tweedy.

h. Grades III and

I lesson gnfls VI and VII. Lesson grades III and IV. Geography Match, grades VI and

k during the year. prizes by Rev. A

licccream and -1ke were served to

Alf.‘ scrlpnlre reading SL Jchn 15‘ l2 ‘o those who sent letters and ("lids fl ,for our fellow cflristialls in cncznv,

s donat- t

,i1ll cbicct a cci in n Hospital ln' s It d ﬂlloh fhlycllina. The members arc to can In the loving

PM?" ‘THREE

l H Basic Training at H. M. C. S. Cornwallis

H.M.C.S. "Corlltvallis"; Covering 800 acres on tile iillltl shores of Annapolis basin in Nova Scotla a $12000. -~ . 000 naval training establishment, one of the lllﬁR i.l mm n-ntm modern and efficient of its kind ill tllc world. ill» lii~ll ill) w 1'41 bee“ erecwd by the Royal Canadian Navy. It uli‘. {iiYl of llll‘ullt"\\' tillgcmscnlltrainedratlngs from basic training csmh mun: {)l".!(.'ll1'i ,

s 9ll¢S and tulll them into przlcilcni sczllllcll and crlcii-rl illl" ill" 1)

(R-C-PLPhnlnJ '7 » w.‘ , _ "Warm: 5 v ' "m"

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rnnnwr "11 ‘ﬁx: “mas- carwﬂfiﬂa‘ >~.....w-e_-..-.,.,,.__.__,+M_ - s.-.-e‘,ym__, ,_ ﬂu“

. lll the <llrltercrl Annapolis basin, ncw cull-iv; l l-i ll“: ‘l ti» t“. "ir rlﬂqlllnl‘ vLF-"s trnlllclw Ill ll. l"l\‘<‘.\' f‘\'tl'_\' lino vvrllillq.

n“ lR.C.N. Photo.)

all present by tlic ladies of the Wo-

as fellows:

Prize for general proficiency. grade X. awarded to Irene Enman. and George Tweedy.

Prize for application. awarded to Rubv McDonald

Prize for proficiency grade VII. awarded to Jean Emman.

Prize for deportment, awarded to Elizabeth Stewart.

Prize for proficiency grade VI a- warded to Eugene McDonald.

Prize for diligence. awarded to Mnl-inric McDonald.

Prize for proficiency in grade III (at llwnrdrri lo Joan McDonald. .

Prize icr best in writing in the‘ ‘ . llllllﬂl’ grades. awarded to Mariel f Myers. ‘

Prize for proficiency. grade III (bi l alvlrdz-cl to Louise Enman .

Prize for oral reading. awarded to Anita Myers, f

Prize for proflcicllcv. grade II| awarded to Preston Richards. ,

Prize awarded to Alfred McNeil.

Prize for progress. awarded to Janet Reardon.

Prize fnr attendance. awarded to George Tweedy.

Prize for history. awarded to Irene Enman. \' ' , ’ '\ . ,.., -, __ - g _ H- .. , l l ‘ Prize fcr nature stud."- itrade III. ‘ m], Ilvlknnmn l’ Tm 05mm“ W“ ‘N N“ "mnml ‘ “‘ ‘ " “NM _ n awarded w Juan McDonald la class studies a model shlp- tlw . ‘)- . m“...

Prize for diligence, awarded lChurches in Captivity", stories from

Marie Myers P r n. anL-‘tn - d h ‘Er

vrnrldZfzl fgrllzoeglileallllnlynngrlﬂ? e a ltogafltlaltillslgirtllhwbyfslillbe ILINCOKIDI? H M C S “CO ynwglgig n Prize awarded to Jean Aylwslrd. 'b<-rs. with Mrs. MncRae rcndingi ' ' ' ' '

Prize awarded to Earle Ayivlard. lthe introduction and conclusion.‘ This was followed by prayer by the President. Mrs‘ Clark and the meet-l ing closed with the hymn, "Soldiers u w ————M_ i0 “y Sodecwof ‘title Cross Arise" and the banal‘ 1e omens lss n. L _ d¢ on,

of North wiltshlre was entcrtatrled e~~ .-~-_~*--~ for the Julv meeting at the home 60 plum; KIEL CANAL of Mrs. Earle MHCRBB- Having IN.‘ The Kicl Callnl cuts 60 miles the them!!- “Fellowship_ in thelnortllcnstwnrd across the ncck of! Vld/orld Churchk the lncictilal! ‘JIDEII-lihe GP all-Danish peninsula. - e with the vnln. a i o our| ;.' . ~ -—:——~ »——~.—_—_—. Fathers, the worship servllmoei being.

led by Mrs. Bownﬁn s was

followed by Psalm ‘lull led by airs. card of Hanks Godfrey alld read responsively. The!

hvinll “A Safe Stronghold Our God_

is Still". written by Martin Lutherl ‘T f‘

ill the 15th centuw and still beinlZ‘ Mrs‘ Jmlm‘ Qlo“ “ml. dmlghmrs’; sunlF. by the persecuted d-vistians Eliﬁolrlidis) fttlvlranﬁviii;ciylligglizgzlzﬂlgtlﬂllgi ill Europe. after which came the mo" ‘Wccm Sm hernvemklw M56‘

______...____ its? i. NORTH WILTSIIIRE v MISSIONARY SOCIETY

27. The members united in przlyzenvsympnnly, 74b“

Pray" closed the worship period.

The business period Ifoliowed. There were twelve members pre- . . g sent and one visitor. Receipts from "n.1," ngliolwclllrz llmlmhlﬁo. quilt $2.60. collection $1.30. dona- Ghrmmn,“ “m, Bus"; ‘m... Ju-y

of the pu-l lion $1.00. Mrs. Clark read a letter 2' "W.

is was road to the teacher by. 1'0 gpvclal objects and the mcm- ' ' " l ll. )1. f‘. S. "(Vvrtluullli-J‘; ('n\l‘l'illf', R00 .lll<‘\ lull nu» ll I l’ \llt|.\|1-

cnlﬂtlonlpbcrs decided lo have as their srvcc- hllit‘ who lore you sadly ml“ -""“ > nib. lnnln In Nam Sroiiu. n < Jlllfkllili) n-~.\-.tl ll..»--. 1'2. v i l~ ~> u 1». mu “wng ‘mmhpr "T?" i all its l<i.ui ill lllt‘ \\-‘l'lll, it n‘ .:\ crvct

- ul’ lllf‘ |.:n\i mnllvril illlll rill.l hours o‘ “lmunl (‘ll lly the Royal ('.'\ll.\(|l‘.lI\ NAT)‘. llnlv in hilllllli‘ a l-ltpo is nlu- oi lllf‘ vlml important roqnircnlrllls in :1 sailor's liill! nf lllll\=. lfvrc .1 ~' W‘ trill] officer Lieutenant David Roberts, R-CZNJL, gilcs n claw a (l-‘lluvlptrn “m; (R.(‘..\'. Phntol

- fund; [m- w_ Thoughts of‘ ynu ari- very dear n Dennis.

community friendship visits. The w“