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._ do iiuanaa wanted at once. M; v loyment and Solooflvs 5s cs ice. Summorside. ‘l-ll-l.

_VARIETY Concert. leorlotown Hall, Thursday evening. Two one- sct plays. Specialties. Sponsored by North Bedeque Dramatic Clulbil 21

Annals MEETING - m. 'l'.L. Doyle d the Blue Cross Hos- itolaoilon the

p , WI guest speaker at the regular meet- mg of the Bummerslde Rotary Club on Tuesday. He spoke with reference t0 the campaign now be- ing conducted in Summerside and Prince County. The Presideht, Mr. JP. Arnett announced the stand- ing committees for the year. Guests wen t Mr. Harold Richardson, Bos- ton, Mass, Rotarian Austin Scales. Freetown and Rctarian Keith Clarke. North Bydney. "-5-

-ENTEII.TAIN VISITING BAND __'rhe bugle and drum band of the Edmunston, N.B., Air Cad Co

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err arm _ llfllrflawbletkllvckg ' flllobortmlyltawolloiol-

$.33” M ' l-ioffalf mung?“ - u. and an. Prank .

2| announce the engagement oi their daughter. Carol Jehin-lma to Francis Marshall son oi Mr. and Mrs. Hartley a. ismhsii of Clem- entsport. N. l. Marriage to take

place early in August. I-I-li

—HSBION CIICLI - On Pri- day evening the Flora Toombs Mis- sion Circle held the July meeting with the secretary, Mrs. J Clarke momma-rte. The , ‘dent, Mrs. Prank Jordine, conducted the meet-

th the hope may complete the circuit more suc- cessfully than ever before. Th

C August meeting will be with Mr. and Ike. Darius Hogg. The meet- ing closed with the lord's Prayer kl unison-S.

rps which is at present in training at the Summerside airport were guests of Mr. Leo Coyle, instructor of tho Summer-side Boy, le band on Tuesday evening. bond played

W8 fie

at the High Sch and paraded down to the Olympia Restaurant where Mr. Coyle entertained them at a lunch. They are an excellent group oi bandsmen and their 111W- ing and mas-oiling Wes W!“ 00m- petent. The opportunity of hearfm them will be of much benefit to the suinmerside boys who practice regularly under the direction of Mr. Coy1e.--S.

e-KINSMEN MEETING - The regular meeting of the Kinsmen Club of summer " was held on Tuesay evening with the iuesld- Elli, Mr. Harold Goudet in the choir. A report ct the committee in charge oi the concessions at the race track on Dominion Day was ziven by M1’- Earie McDonald which showed that the enterprise had been very suc- cessful. Mr. Cleve Whalen and MI- Elmer Offer who had been deleg- ates of the Summe side club to the district convention at Matte Poin ‘ Beach. us. gave e very 111mm‘. ing report on the social and bus“ 1M5; happenings of the convention. Dr, l-IL. Johnston. Ph- D- 0‘ u" Blue Cross campaign oi-genlzetlofl was present and gave a complete and concise outline of the Dian Md

I solicited ihe support 01 ms Kl"-

men in the drive new bein" ill-t on in Summersi-k: —S

Personals

—Master Jackie Schurman of Travellers Rest. returned his home from Prince County Hospital on Sunday.

-Miss Jean Malcolm. R-U- l?! Halifax ha; arrived in North Ded- coiv- iviiere she will spend her 8h- mml holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. MacCaull.—-B.

--Mr. and lvsrs. Harold Richard- son. Boston. Mass. are vieiivlnfl "fl- Richardson's sisters, Mrs. murlee Bowen and Mrs. Clarence unm- Snmmerside-S .

mists; Connie Cru- and Mia! Betty McMurdo oi Sumn-lerside are tekine courses at the summer school at Sackville. NB. —-B.

--I..leut. (Nursing Sister) Mar- garet. McNeil now str"““~=d at Hal- ifax arrived home on Monday 0n a short visit with her parents. Ml‘- and Mrs. DJ‘. McNeil, Bummer- side-S.

Two Million Tons

sen t at Halli

—POIJCIZ ‘nova-r -P {time IfJol- 1 wing opor o e o ce e- péortmsnlt was submitted by Chief oLPolice White to the meeting of the Summer-aide Town Council on Honky evening: Dnmkenness, w 12h convicetigansl loin tillage!-

picp y arr wn 1; fines and'costs collected sissso; Bike licenses collected $33.00: truck licenses collected $4.00; dog licenses

collected $48.00; restaurant licenses collected $30.00. ing the month onied Farrell of the

1 among”! Dr. Public th Department, who made a thorough inspection of all restaurants. ‘lake shops and milk and butter factories in the town, instructions were given for im- provements wherever found nec- essary. We also had two Juveniles before Judge Iiewls. Juvenile Judge, on charges of theft. both were taiced to one year in the Home arc-S.

Potato Scarcity llmtos llow Style ‘Self-Servo’ Market

minnow. Ont... July 1.1 -_ ((2) - A self-serve potato mar- ket develflved With lightning speed here last night, when word spread that Fred Payer, a farmer at Bartolgille, five union cog of Hamil n was digs pow es in the field. Potato-hungry citizens arrived by the hundreds, on foot. by airtomobiie. Dllshing baby bug-

ies and bcompaliecl by entire amiliee.

Mon. women and children fcl- lowed the tractor plowing up the potatoes and filled their own baskets.

Alter it was all over. Mr. Payer said, "how many did I sell? I haven't the faintest ld . I did was ioilect the money. livery- body due for themselves. A gold rush had nothing on what hap~ period here."

Food Shipments 0n Increase

GHT BINDIN

lThrough Halifax

. HALIFAX, July 1-1 — (CP) - iIncreasing quantities oi foodstuffs are flowing through this port and throughout the summer months arge amounts oi meat. bacon, grain, our and fish are scheduled for shi ment to Dumps. allowing the 4,000-ton shipment of bacon and pork on the i984! st week, seven more ships w be loading meat and other foods the next week. ing into Halifax in special refrigerator trains 10, tons meat mostly from will leave or Europe aboard the Baldwin Park, Dufierin Pork. and Ma fair Park. nrro shlpmentswill begin on a largo scale this summer with the of 00.000 barrels

oxpec into during the next three mon hs.

Meanwhile 16.000 tons oi sugar from the West Indies has been un-

0f Allied Bombs

WASHINGTON, July l1 — (AP) — The Army air forces figured its planes have hit the Axis with 2,- 800,000 tons of bombs since the wsr

egan.

The 2.000.000th ton wss dropped Monday by the superiortress "Going Jessie" in the five-way superfortress attack on industrial cities of the Japanese heme islands on I-lonshu.

e of bom dmppod

June against all Japanese ‘ h by the A.A.I". was five time; the 10.500 tons dropped on them in

June. 1044. The Japanese homeland itself ton. of

be b Julthe‘ 100.000th

m 5 ,0l1 .

AAF. plasnes have destroyed more than 40.000 enemy aircraft in all theatres and damaged It 10m 10.000 others. In the Japanese W" alone. A.A.F. planes have sunk l

i Y . w" ,4 load here this month and another lfiggig; "m" m“ 2316M“ 5 8,500 ons is due to arrive before {a

Farm For Sale At KEW LQIDUI

Mr. H. P. Fouml offers for solo his iarai ooohhllifl ninety-oi: acres oi well watered load, moot of wirieli has been under potato cultivation. This F0984! i 100W! on an improved highway amid beautiful oeonosy overlook- ing New London Harbour.

Well kept buildings include a ton-room house with electric lights and wafer system, oloo two oolf-oovitoinod summer cottages.

h ' The owner invites inspection while tlie crop is grow- I- '

ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS SHOWS - 1.30 - 9.15 MATINEE THURS. AND SAT. 2.30 MONDAY - TUESDAY A. J. Cronivfs ‘TI-IE KEYS 0F THE KINGDOM"

NOTE — SIIOWI 7.00 -— 9.15 it l PITQ! "so MMltafis-ivillib _—

Wedding Bells

-A quiet by pretty wedding took place on Monday morning in St. Mary's Convent Chapel when Mary Beatrice Gallant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Gallant. be- came the wife of John Wilfred Arsenault. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Arsenault. Rt. Rev. G. J. Mcllellan, V.G.. officiated.

The bride, given in marriage by her father looked very lovely in a gown of white satin covered with net. Her floor-length veil was caught up with orange blomoms. She carried a bouquet of red roses. Her bridesmaid Miss Mary Arsen- ault, sister cf the groom, wore pink chiffon over taffeta and carried s bouquet oi white mses. The grco in his army orrn was ably sup- ported by Pte. Eldric Geudet who also wore his uniform.

After the ceremony breakfast was served at the bride's home to the immediate relatives. Those serving were Miss Havel Aroenault Claudia Gallant. Mrs. Joseph Blac- quiere and Miss Peggy Gallant.

The bride and groom then spent the day motoring to different points in the Province after which they returned to the home oi the groom where supper was served. The groom's gift to the bride was an ivory prayer book. The brides gift to the bridesmaid was a strand of pearls. The young couple will make their home in Debert for the present where the groom is now stationed.

Previous to her

marriage o

shower was held at the Olym/pia “id

"Hall on lllridsy Uvanifll. July 'l iri her honour. guest of hinge esfiorted to her seat by her ss r eggy.

Ari address appropriate for the occasion was read by her sister- The gifts were then opened by Misses Frances and Mary ault. sisters oi the groom-to-be.

her newborn son.

Bovine mothers love their babies. too. Holstein cow owned by Premier J. Walter Jones of P. E. I. is numling "M-lledv" has Just broken the official World Roc-

rne’ "ci-iaaaorrerowu GUARDIAN

BREMIERS cow A‘ CHAMP two LOVING MOTHER mo

Abegweit Milady. famous

rec-won IHSUHHHEE ALI. gigs MPH uunm

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present. "is 04 the Pres-

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Chartered Accountant ; Office at l1 Granville Street Qanuuerslls

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Geddiie Memorial Church t0 edifice.

tater. 1h‘. Donald Nicholson, re- Dwied very favourably of the re- orientation cf Sunday Schools. ad- ditions to the Communion Roll and the election of new elders at Harts

at _a

j By order com.

-few days lil.

0rd for butteriat in the 305 day class. Her production oi 1.085 lbs. butteriat from 24,939 lbs. milk is the best record ever reported from any cow of any breed, anywhere in the world in the 305 day division, T086519" 01 "mes milked dilly- The former champion was mother Canadian Holstein, Canary Korndyke Alcartra, who made he; rgcgfd

ville.

As interim Moderator of the Marshfield charge Mr. Seniors stated that everythimz possible had been done to have the student ap- pointed come to the field for the

mar-can. r. n. ruenau

0.12.12, n.s.0., we,

in the herd of B. H. Thomson, Moose Jaw, Sask.. in 192a,

Trapping Japanese Booties In ll. S.

HALHMX, Jul 11 _. (c?) 59v. en hundred yel ow painted traps for the destructive Japanese beetle have been placed throughout Novn Scotia in a joint battle between the Federal and Provincial Depart- ments of Agriculture and the bug. Five hundred traps have been placed in the south end of Halifax, 50 in Kentville. 50 in the Anna. polls Royal District, and 100 in Yarmouth.

Catch to date, as reported by Ray C. Webber, district plant inspector for the Dominion Department of Agriculture was 64.

Secret London War Factories

LONDON‘. July 11 -— (OP) - e M11115“? 0f Infcinnaiion handlowit Slated that during the war a sec- ret “W01? had been operating under Earl's Court t/ube station and five ra/ther sheepish reporters ex- claimed "well, what do you know!"

These five reporters. sent from Canada to tell about Britain's war effort live only a couple of hundred yards from that tube station, are in the place at least turice s. dav and yet never guessed a factory was there.

It Ls an example of how success-

ful London we: in» fighting her

secret war.

Take a peek at the many-sided

statuses-like affair attached to the e

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ut reality th t h houses the most complex mfifl m‘? m!‘ Pfldmil l- flGhi-ing navy that mans ingenuity has ever de. vised. No one knew it until it was announced a little while um

Cut down to the left now and look at the houses of parliament. Deco beneath its floors something else is also Produced - shell fuses,

Catch the subway at Westmim ster and travel for 20 mining; t; Elllillg. But if you would like to blly the vegetables so temptingly displayed in the window at the Cem?!‘ 5110p there don't try lt — theyre realistic prop: i0;- g, mo“ efficient anti-aircraft battery.

Under the Thames war materials Were produced by the thousands in factories which depended on the tons of water above them for pro- tection Innocent-ln-Wnz buildings ill Hyde Park covered secret fight- lhiz devices. The bus driver wlho Wk You heme spent his evenings lllYnillg 011i’- Danel instruments in some little work-room tucked away in a candy sum,

Those things were never told, and were not known. until just g, little While 880. This "secret" spare-time work hit such s, pitch that QM hated to complain if the fellow in the apartment above you made o. noise. Who knew. he might be building a tank!

UPPAWA. July ll — (or) —a Defence Headquarters spokesman said tonight that due t0 the re- quirements of the service the 30- dny leaves of some men who had volunteered for Pacific duty were being reduced.

He said this had happened in the case of some men who had been brought home for instructional duty. The department was attempting to give all men 30 days at home but this was not always - ssible. es- peclally when their services were

oi the admiralty building. That» required for the establishment, qy many. W! De l i id‘ i’ iliti shelter for nrl31l:eerirv'3ixllic§ul1r:m-' ti? cufzs .f3.’..‘."‘“"“ the mum“

The gifts were many and beauti- ful whioh showed the popularity o! the bride.

After the opening of the 81m the bride thanked her friends in a few well chosen words.

Lunch was then served and all in "For She's a All departed

Made-To-Meaouro i suns I out and

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taking insure meats in Maritime Provinces for o Toronto Tailoring Cornpally- 1

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POI Ihlsl - ‘I11 !OUNG_ iniich cows. l. A. Blondcn. RN!- evricton. 7-1341-

aosr -' wnm rox can on. ildoy night, vfoinit Priwe Street. Pindor phone -L- l0- ward. v-n-ii

- ~ v ARI-J wnmi DOST A fill mwnd.

lisliins centre for candidates

summer but he finally stated he so rigade Group at Beach Grave u‘ possible. Ans interimnlaixfi-i 13gb week Murray arbour . and Peter's Road. Mr. Somers said , that the Rev. C.D. Henderson had QIBPOM 0i’ some of its m-operty. been well received as ordained miss-I Ad Oominlttee on rehabilitation ionary and had begun his work i; immigration was set up was; gait-idle agarbigfietrlxuscnotxsv fort the‘ azwmv<ilgiw$lh 0i; the cleric, the - ega ions - ebote .

The Budget Report was given by] A _service_ of designation for me “‘€u.‘.°&‘"€.?2" u""..°“u’.“.°“é' “h? ‘fiillmilirfi.‘°i‘°“rfi’is“u*lil"ifi’s‘itl' Oil p n enera l s e . a a commmee 1,0 have our‘ ember under the direction of the Chllllfffh observe 1946 as stewardship, mlldemwl‘ and Clerk. en stmen‘ year. i

In the ‘absence of Rev. T A A. ' t??? CWETQSBUOH af- Brsdalbarie. Duke, Mr. Webster reported for S. i,‘ ‘l ""91 and 5933931” W39‘ l3!“- S. and Y.P.S. work. Mr. Duke “ded at the P701111 Tryon manse and Mr. Henderson are serv- by the dilutions“. Mics Macltenzie ing on the staff of the Synod; and a HWY-D 0f laches and girls of YP. camp at Sunny Brae, Pictou ihe congregation.

County. The commissioners to the _

General Assembly gave a full re- Srops Across

Director General for the Reserve

was now entirely free of all debt. that Knox College was staffed by

I-n the evening the Court visited '

Principal Dryden. Professors Glenn. Hay and Andrews, and that the Presbyterian College would continue in Toronto for another year as the Dominion Government still re- quired tho college building in Mon- tieal for defence purposes. The proposed faculty of Divinity at Mc-; OTTAWA, July 11 _ (g9) Gill ‘University failed to win the Crops across Canada made “hi; support of the General Assembly. Progress" last week with fairly gen- Reporting on the matter of the erous, rains being received in the proposed Social Service Council of Maritlmes alld the prglflg pfovjn. P.E.I. Mr. Carriszv Iiresent-ed the ces. the Dominion Bureau of Stat-

port of the meetings of the Supreme

Court. pointing out that the Church Canada Making - Fair Progress

oonstituti which wal alpproved istics reported today in the fifth by the Court. The Presbytery form- of a series of nine telegraphic crop al y resolved to become members oi reports.

the Council an“- "winled the ioi~ Wanner weather has greatly im- lowing representatives: Rlev’ds.. proved crops in Prin e Edward Is. Chas. Camegy T.H.B Somers. and land and in Nova. otia, but the Randolph Macbean and Mr. Chas. late S€€lllg has made the date or MadDilff. _ harvesting uncertain and 50mg 10 The report oi the Colleges Com- par cent of crop land 51.111 mmalm mittee was given by the Convenor, to be seeded. The hay crop is good lldr. Somers. Whn announced that but apples are poor. Conditions in the Board of Education had the New Brunswick are variable; many Assembly's sanction for its asfilsn- grain fields are late, although hay merit of a special course in theology and pastures are . for Mr. cholson. only the last Grain crops in Quebec, held back year of ch must be taken in- by earlier cold weather .have made tro-murally n the College‘. He niso vigorous progress during the last announced that at the approaching three weeks Haying now i; in full 11199“!!! Q1 syn“! iii Qilwbfl. NP- swing and in all districts postures 1 "veg cf the Board of Edu- are holding u.p well. Milk production cation would meet with the Synod is high Flue-cured wbacco is prom- to explore the possibilities of estab- ising although some late planted in the Meritimes cigar tobacco is suffering from for the Ministry drought, preparatory to their work iri the ________. AUCTION DUC". ANHQUE

Church's colleges. was announced that on July LONDON — (C?) -- A silver tobacco box owned by John Church-

i:

It 25th the 100th Anniversary of the founding oi the Hartsville cong-

MEATLESS DAYS START FRIDAY. JULY 13TH 1945

During the twenty-four hour period of Tuesday and Friday of each week, no public eating place will be permitt- ed tp serve any meat as or as part of . any meal or refreshment.

This includes any product, except soup, of which meat is an ingredient, Poultry and fish may be served.

Heavily increased demands for moat for troop movements and ships’ stores, Pacific war needs and the starving peoples of Europe have nooesoitated a reduction in neat consumption in Canada.

The imposition of meatless days is port of the meat rationing plan announced by the Prime Minister on July sixth. In his announcement the Prime Minister said: "The Government has every reason to believe that in helping to meet the very grave situation which confronts famine-stricken areas of Europe the Canadian people \v'll remain ready and indeed anxious, to do their full part."

‘Hi WAQTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD

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‘ozgation would be celebrated and

that the Moderator and Clerk of ‘he Cdum would be invited i0 rep- "csenit the Presbytery on thls his-

.0l‘lC occasion.

The Congregation of Wood I5-

laqqs g girantcd__ _to ‘l

LRIE . SWIMMING CLASSES

Konoington Beach, Charlottetown

JULY 16 T0 AUGUST 4

POI A LIMITED NUM

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ill first Duke of Marlborough and ancestor of Prime Minisfv Church- ill, has been auctioned off, The lid of the box is engraved with the figurp of Marlborouvh leading his | troops into action at Blenheim in