The 104d Family. . - (iruwn for this advertisement byThoma: H an BglﬂQh, famous American airin-

llARRYl F. ZIiNllBIVS produciion u

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Gmmpa . . CNIRLEY GRIPLWIN ﬁnal/Ian l w DDRRIS BDWDDI

4%4/§%Mé¢é

Directed by TcmJool HENRY FONDA mam. , nussm smson llaJoad IANEDARWELI. 4/ .. . . .0. z. WiiiTEllEAD F cm. . _. i. mun CARRADINE mo, . , . . IOIINWALEJI ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,_,.,,,,,,

Conn/i q . g EDDIE DIIILLMI 011mm . - . ZEFFIE TILBURY , A 20th Century-Fox Picture

Scrnn Play by NUNNMLY Jonrlsoli

' ALSLO CARTOON: DAILY 3.15 — 7 — 9 l’. M.

PRINC

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' CAPITOL -

Too-n e WED. This Man was FRAMED!

...ic mo! up s‘ ibeir lillolilail

“lwgilnl V‘ s.

(endow hull "’/ MOORE -H.DERTSON Iobul Jlmul ARMSTRONGWOWAN Sidney luvlnru- HACKMER ~PEPPER

DAILY 3J5 —- 7.00 — 8.45

In Memoriam

llR. ALEXANDER MACKINNQN

l ‘for, ii u: A i. lc mum (i1 Si, iziciliiiiinui

‘ l.l\ l 1

irn. besides

AVIRIT, Winnie .\i uruock, Robert

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l1 Cemetery.

275%;

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Alilmuuln im Increase In cusi h iii cffcri uc lune ilie WM lu-aiiiiiiul siock of Nililve iiml lllllrilfiﬂll (irunlie and ‘Pfml-ul Ilnrble on linml hlurli ncrc bouuhi Ill-fore the yl'l'l‘il~‘l'. Wlicn this stuck l! i1-'l'1<>iv|l ilicrc nlll In- IIII in- ‘A"‘"~[‘ m‘ li pcr cent hclilg ilic Incnmiii Exchange. I 1 "innu- no iiucnis therefore W‘ 110m $10.00 i0 $50.00 on HIP“ llunumcui by coming in l‘ _\llvlllllli('llill| Works or 1’|"'"1Iiu lllliii nlicn trnnsporin- ilnn ulll NIPFIIIIII)‘ be pfnrk]. ell nll |-4-|l|“.q_ '“."‘;>‘I‘ _|1"I>in_s inul Iiunumcninl IMP‘ _"'1.1i>inlnc i‘. I‘. i‘. Y.‘ "" MMWI. .“ll||N'i|lll‘ limul.

ciiandieraslBoll

l‘. u. m“ as, kcllloiiotown, y. 5, L

hiwui uwav at the Prince

l v Priors. His paying it 5.1m an cnrlv ngo has saddened

r wiujre no was loved ; smile and kind dis-

his 1 vhf ~ l. c lollciving sis- - daughter.

E EDWARD —TODAY & WED.

i‘ SA

sis..." lixtortionists Revealed‘ . In ‘Framed” At The Capitol

Exposing the shrewd schemes ighvotugh Wglltcgltimlfty blgciimalielrs A e ry o mas e r cr mes, n versa 's b91150“ r ‘dramatic ﬁlm. “Fromed" opened in“ m9 ,.f§.kl‘k’{}~“e'}§ hazard‘ m mm‘ vesteriiayQni the ‘CADlLQI ‘Theatre, Robert Armstrong gives g 5Lfon Whlrlivind action in the story Dnl-tmval ll-l ll". ml‘, of the cl“, m5 centers upon the attempts a young tcr who is out to clean up thefown reporter. Frank Albertson, to at Jgl-gmc Galvan. Barbara Pep er‘ ,cv deuce iigainst an extortion st. Judlgh Allen‘ Jack Arnold and u: played by Sidney Blnckmer, who 1s burn Stone an l; nvolved in the mysterious di-sap- perfqnngnceg_

°°“1.'-’*~"¢@ of a rich soortsmn . ‘ded v Constance Moor“ Al-

um in satisfying

|“Gl‘ilp€S l At Prince Edward

l i A deep. silrringly i

0f Wrath” ﬁes the rolrces which would tear her

faimily an rt.

What is by all odds one oi‘ the most diffleul roles in the picture, that of Gas, the garrulous. cru- Sﬂdml; Dre-ac er. 1s carried oft with great distinction bv John Carra- dine. As qrampa, Charley Grape- win turns in the best performance 0f l1 11mg and distinguished career.

Dorris Bowdon actually appears tore-live Rosasharns struggle to bring new life into the world. she more than justifies the belief Zan- uck had lJl her nbilitv to act.

bllllllllfh‘ Justified is the selecs llcii of other members of the cast,

human appeal diuiws audiences w Elf very Jieilrlits of iilni entertainment. in Darryl F. Zaiiuvkls production oi “The Grapes of \Vl‘l'\til," John Sicili- bccks 1c:ir.c_ss novel which opened at the Prince Edwnrd Theatre yes- terday. Under John Ford's honest direc- tion the Jonds come to llic with all ithc warmth. vitality and rugged ‘ llllilll0l‘ lliillli. Cllilfﬂtigﬂiltﬁfi l $113013- bvcis wizcv zwtuunc; novc ._ 0.1 Russpn slmlson favs ‘he of the s Hi and the 10mm" o1 lhvliu Jitud wiih gi-[eat ﬁﬁectpagigeSS. book love been followed with (‘X-‘Ov Z‘ vyllllollcﬂd‘ who ma“ Al. m.“ ll‘ﬂ0l‘(illifil‘y exactness by Associate m; l0 all U“. ﬁne thing-that were .Pi‘0(‘1\l(‘.(‘l' Nunnully Johnson who snld of Hm when he came to Holly. \\'!‘0I0 1116 5919911 91M’- 1110 111K113 wood. John Quzilcn as Muley, and Ihmisands who eagv1'l.v,ﬂ\\'l\1il‘<1 11,"5.E:ldie Qullnn as Connie. are tops. lvlvfurv will find cvcrv iota of drive A; for Zeffie Tilbury. who plays and D0\\'l‘I‘ 0i 1110 Ofllllﬂdl 5191IVU11115 lGFillllllil. it can bc said of her that been rcinlned in (he scrccn vcis.oi_i_.,5h.. has Ne“. cunce of Granmas ' 72in JﬂilfLjvllthlﬁ pluycilizésgulgicﬁlrl) 4010p “ml llllmul; t Fon n. rvinﬂllxs 11‘ 601111 - n“; Herc is the urcates novel of our urc Steinbeck crciiiod. To follow his lllm lull-led lnlo what l, umloubl- mdvenlilrcs 0n i119 5611*“ 15 "n. “Wcdlv the greatest motion picture cf ncriciice no movic-gcer can nffcrdlour (lat to ni ss. .______

MJ“5‘§..P?.’_‘-i'i$l‘£‘.t liT.'.§3§1i‘€1i3"fa n32; . Jiczic that Eltcinbocnk did not have Occur When I lTIIIIB Ghanges

hcr in mind when he created t-h.

indomitable Oklahoma motliler.

Jane carries her audience in tie

palm cl h?!‘ hnmi while she laughs

nnd cries. Scolds her brood and d9-

Mrs. Ivan Hughes, Ciiy, a son. ‘Davlzght Saving Time is sched- ucd to come into effect at midnight

SMITH-At the Chnrloiietovm Hrn- Ihuiuonv and one minute after res-

plmi, Mar l4. 1940. to Mr. and Mrs. lltwllls of inc Cilv will shift their

l-lorncc Smith. cm". a son. time occcs one hour iihcad accord-

"Uqllgglht the Charlottetown Hospital, Miiy l4. 1940- t0 M11 "d

nmrns’ 1 c n C! “Hometown liciiilg to the ruling of the City Coun- .- nar —A we I - . fioigmn Mnv l5. 1940, to Mr. and A DQUUOII was presented to the Mrs. Harold Gaudct, a daughter. Council at the last regular meeting

contouring 226 names asking that pmcKINNON-Al. the IEAISPOLI-a!‘ the new time be adopted Another iown PIOSIY11R-1. 311W 15: 9 - " r‘

it QCIIUOF was ntlso DfCSggllﬁd at the -- ‘Vi. ‘Klliilﬂil, C y, n ,s.\mc iinc con a hing names op- and Mis. John l 1c lpcsinu inly change from the ‘es- cnt stun ard time system. In both

I (‘OYWAY - Al. the Charlottetown loetitlons the names attached were

held on M0ll(|iJ/Yl}{o5pll1]_ May 11L 1940 to Mr. and lliom among the loading business ifVlliillUiPfl by his ‘ Mill. . imd W715 fDlllllillli were

‘louse-s in the City

MYS- W1111Td Conwmv’ Bollshmv‘ a Since then n number of firms in

dmIPJIIPY- llllﬂtCfLV bored notllilcd tthei P8101116 _ . ,; v 1m tic-y wcu ontnue o o us-

:TE|;3tl'|l‘7_h2g\ 1Q,“ lgwohtaéltgltlll.‘ ncss bv adhering to Standard time s n. .' - - ' '

Mgsprued Steele. a son.

_. h Charlottetown POOLE M t $940. to Mr. and

H " ‘i. l. May 18: wiLZEncibi-doa Pole, City. s dut- m.

despite the ruling of the whLe others have agreed to icrin with the law.

A casual check up yesterday about the u.iv iiioicaies a major mlxup when iiic new lime is inaugurated as inaiiv uiiiccs l signified their in- tcliilions o1 remaining on Standard

imc. At the Post Office despatch and

Council con-

7 DEATHS

l ,__,_ ,, m. reccirat oi mailE wélil blemﬁnade m in

~»--~-~ ' ‘=1 ' , a or nnce w l e way me

l "Awso “M Pentmllaawgflfcglg: lifigle but the time of opening and l MM’ N0. 1940. JO-ill A ' ‘ ‘ loosing lhc wickets at the Post Ot-

Funcrnl notice 1M"-

15 years. lllffilhlll Ctlnlffili wlgln tn; dtlaftislgn

. , - -niunic l u iori es. e

| TUNNER—M u“ PmwwoEmﬁiii itnillisv the ‘iinii schedule will be Hlslnlld l-losiYiﬂl. 9" " i1“n‘,rai,ifllli bv_Stundul'd Time but the oi- ' Ems‘ iimisigci1ccrrgiliicv fwihr-in- "Lug? M“ be o“ Uaynght’ saving

-. c ‘ 1 11 c.

ldLiPP 1 W. ‘Turner. 23} P1171“ City churches will adopt the new .S(l‘[,"[ wsrlncsihvv. Mnv 23rd. 5°" lime and services Sunday will be ivlﬂ! smrlin" nl- ‘l 0'<'1011<- 11111311“ uccoriliiii: to Dufilbzht saving T1m6~ lcavinc m 31.‘ 30. Iuisrinvnl Pcv- [AL lcust unc large hotel in Char-

loiletovm intends lo stuv bv stan- l _“ (lord "Tune unlﬁsiicéimigellegtscﬁlélat .RI:|(~DONA|I“ -- T" ‘71‘“"“’“°‘°“"‘ VFLVQL-lic 33111819" id ooeraw on the ‘Hospital Sundry ‘Maw .130- lngnc‘ 5 1'

.G€3i'i!‘ A- M*‘°D~"""a“1' “QC ‘ _ {e n}; ‘ it was not known last night what vii of the lill-e Cari. Dcin in an] “CHOU would bc lnken by i110 01W ..:"s. MacDonald. Saurr». "m" ‘school Bonrd until a special movi- gwul e1“

l7

‘ p‘.e's Ccmetcri‘ -

i" i has 1M4‘ lT-“mfmm 1n to (iiiCllSS ihc inuuci" is h Pbfwlnglld Slfmicn . ow mozﬂinﬁ ‘this wcck. Prince oi‘ Wales Colic e i; Z’ l Q1» ‘ Dllrﬁliiifﬁ BlRlllCﬂ ‘have inzioe no definite iirrangcmen s “t ' a '0 k v Roman Catholic iionecrnzng the change but announce

'11“‘"“'~‘ 1° "he ~ -lil f l‘ tl njoritv.

f Cemetery. ‘hill “the 3rd“ baifksm will operate on Daylight Saving Time, it was learned.

__THE CHARLOTTETOWN (‘IIARDIAN

“The iicntral Guardian

this column h reserved lo: new: ol local Interest but advertising of a newly untrue may In lnnerkd at 6 cents ~ word strictly pay- able in advance.

-.__.______--..___.__-< CBASWELL I0! PIIOWKTBDTIB.

ONE THOUSAND BAGS 0F CEMINT.-—We are today unloading cars o: fresh Cement. Regular 1111685- L. M. P004: d; Co.

L-44ﬂ-5-15-6l.

POLICE COURT —At the Pollcl: Court yesterday a motorist, charged with operating a mcwr vehicle wnllc intoxicated was sentenced to '1 dais in Jail. The case of another charg- ed with the same offense was aa- Journed until today. A man charg- ed with the theft of a ladies‘ coat from a parked car was sentenced l0 six months in jail. A drunk was lin- ed So. and costs or 10 days. Another drunk was sent to Jaii 0n a 30 day commitment.

ROAD WORK NEGLELTED- Complaints have been received with TECH-rd to the neglected con- dition o! the West River Road from Rocky Poznt to Afton Hall. The result is serious inconvenience to tho travelling public. Huts and holes have been loft unattended to. A big‘ improvement could have been eflec ed if the road had been dragged immediately after the re- cent rains.

NEW AIRWAYS PLANE - ‘I‘he new Canadian Airways plane which wa= seen circling over the City dlIAg the weekend was a Beech- crali. monoplane. It contained re- ti-uctlbe undercarriage and ls fully equipped with radio for beain fly- ing. The craft carries 6 passengers and 2 pilots. It is one of two such machines in the Maritimes. It is not expected that this machine wlll be used on the Charlottetown- Moncton route.

TIME CHANGES AT POST OFFICE-The inauguration of Daylight Saving will result in an adjustment or the hours o: closing of the various despatches of mall. It is necessary in all cases that despatch aiui receipt oi‘ malls be made in accordance with the Rail- way time tables but the time of the ooeninﬂ 5M closing of the wickets at the Post Office will conform to the decision b! the" municipal ﬂllthﬂrlllﬂs to observe Daylight Saving Time, Commencing on the 24th instant. the time of closing of the first dcspatch of Air Mall and letter mail will be changed from 11:45 :1. m. Standard Time to 12:45 p. n1. Daylight Saving Time and that of the second despatch to connect with Trans-Canada Air Mail will be changed from 3:30 n. m_. Standard Time to 4:30 p. m. Daylight Saving Time.

MONEY TAKEN FROM BOY - Clty Police last night apprehend- ed two juveniles who had relieved another youngster of a five-dollar bill which his mother had given him for purchases at the store. A‘. 8 p. m. the Charlottetown mother gave her 10-year-old son $5 and sent him to El nearby store for some articles. On his way there two other boys. a couple of years old- er, stopped him and took the money. City Police were immediate- ly notified when the boy return-rd bo his mother empty handed and Constables Lund and Macixan. having first received a description of the youths, started a search and shortly after located one of ihe boys who confessed He also told them that the other boy lived about two miles in the country and had possession of the money. ‘Ihey had spent 35 cents and the remainder of the money was returned. The boys wlfl appear in Juvenile Court this morning.

PERS‘

ALS

Miss Mabel Fielding’ entertained the wekly Bridae Club Friday after- noon Mav l7. The prize was won ‘Oi’ Mrs. William Leavitt. A. Mrs. Win. While. forvnerlv of York PClTlL. is visiting in Chnrlofle- town niicr spending the winter in the United States.

Constable R. O MacLean oi’ the Citv Police Force has returned to duty aitcr a. month c-i ‘llucsi. he is much lmprovcd in hcnlih.

The many friends of Hrla Quinn will be glad lo leain that she is recovering lifter B," 090N111“ 111 the P. E. Island Hospital-

Mrs, Pei-er MacNeill. (himbvidne. Mass‘. i\i'ri‘.'"d 5'1 ihc Cilv 9""1""l" _ on n cm lo her dnughici"- iii-law’. Mrs. Everett MacNclll. Elm Ave.

Mr. and ‘ll/LR. Clvdc Auld of T"- ronio and Mr. Robert Heal of Humilicn. Ont. "lvczi in '11P City last (‘Vﬂllilff m" inanviniz the remain; o; Mr Aul" s brother. Fiv- in". Officer George E. Auld. ivhose funeral is taking place indﬂ)‘

In Mernoriam

MRS. LEWIS S. TURNER

Numerous friends vlirvlmhqili the cliy will learn wiLh deep 1f‘- gi-et of the sudden P3551118 01 M15- Lewls S. Turner. whose death oc- curred in the Prince Edwaid Is-_ land Hospital at an early houi Monday mornlng- _ y The hue Mrs. Turner, who was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James MaoMlllan. Wood Islands. was a graduate nurse of 111B P- E» 151""! Hospital. A vouna womm} of r-llwj; ing personality. she vniosed a i"- clrcle oi friends. who wlll learn with deep regret 01 h" PW“! ‘-“ the prime of life.

Marrisd less than two years ago. she lenves. 5°"°w‘n3 husband, six brothers and i-llrﬂ! sisters. to all oi whom slnwre 5Y1"- priihy is extended.

ti’ J. Mfs

besides a

i

aéLean fgptllnrililcgéczsfoilow standard Time in SPECIAL ' ' = Bus"; operating between the City , -. 1 uuosnraxsa 5 i5“‘s?§‘.§?i'é‘§i "i123 “iiuimviiihiiiii Strictly’ Fresh l-vbﬂlﬂs n’ ' d ti t‘ cord- IE EMMLMER ilgettcifoiabgtiiftiit EEI-Vlgigglﬁsﬁflilgjlheﬁ For YOUR Order, Phone 8| s1 . ing e me 0 ‘diiiiiiiiifmi!’ Onxthﬂnlglg-t one m“ restaurant h” J M. ROOF, Prop. Phone m amio-Qﬁcea that Standar T-mo Marlin Building would b0 followed dutinl lum’ l .

“v-m-JRI-a-wrc-wl-Twam-u-i

MEATS

The Canadian Alrwnys b18005 W111

SPECIA

Prominent Islander 1 Dies in Alberta ?

21,22,23,25

LS MAY PAY (‘ASH and PAY LESS ~

Mir. John A. Dawson, '15, died at his home. Central Bedeque, a few miles from Sunimerside yesterday afternoon. He was a DTOIIIIIIGTII Icx rancher. Death followed an ill- ness of several month». He return- ed recently from Montreal where he was under hospital treatment. Since then he had been IQITLV well. ' ‘Y until he was stricken on ad failed to rccovei‘. Mr. Dawson was a ntilivc of 'I‘ry- cn and hiid spent practciallgxi hi< entire life in his native province. Surviving are m wife and [W0 sons. Thea’ are, Dr. Carl A. Driw- .

Limit 2 bugs to customer

Mn. on the sicff oi’ MhGlll Un- ‘lip ‘R VPFFILV. Elmer Daw 0:1. Avpiisiiiic, b '*' 6 Cove. Col Illri" G. Unwwn. Clipr- l Ill), -- - — "lciletowm. Hadden Daw. Jlln Prn- gllveanla and Ivan Dnwsrn at Brci- l RHUBARB c Funeral arrnaggmgmg Wm m,‘ ! Fresh IsIzind.2 lbs. ccmplete last night. ‘ _ -_-_ _.. PlnAh. 1 To Fin — -— - — — ve BACON,

No.1,]b. — -- - ONIONS. N0. 1

Anniversary 1 3c

I I n ‘ of l Large. o lbs. - l i 110.451‘ BEEF The Rev. Alexander MiicAulriv. 1 ML _ _ _ - _ Romau Catholic parish priest {it l

Si. Peter's ‘would observe I119 50in’

(i|{.i\l’i§l"Rl'lT anHiVeSHIIV 0f his ordination to liic l SUOILIIJHS- 5 1111' ’“ 11°13’ Dricsiiioozl earLv next IIIOIIUL;

u d. . DOMESTIC a icinsﬂlc... -_ -. 27C siioiiricxix": l..": 1,-- 2 Lbs. - - -,- _ 3 13in: .l_ln__ __

ICING SUGAR Bulk, lb. — — -— -

We zirc having a (lemon- sirziiion of Brnun HUIIICI‘

9c

Biscuits 4 Bars S. SOAP l‘()l).'\'\' 8." \\'E"IH.‘\'I"ISIJ.\Y Comc in and fr)" ihtm.

Specials for ihiﬁ Sziic SODA WAFiiliS

2 H). pkpjs. _ l‘ Fri-sir ziml crisp 1 law mini) BOWL ?I;;‘"‘Zf‘£('2": _ 23c RE!) RUSH ('i)i"'i rm

MOTOR U1].

89c

1 gal. tin — — —

_ LARD \zicuum 1 lb. pkg. - _ _ 1 l)‘l‘_kvd

1-2 1h. iili FrTiuv up i;i"..\.‘\7.\'

Ill).

’ '1 (in ’

it was learned here last night. Iin- . ther MocAulay, a native of the pa" - 1 ish where he is stationed HOW, ivns l ordained at Montreal on June 1890. 1 His early education ivris obtained in the country school in his ncilivc parish. Later he aticndcd S: Dun- stans University and lhe Semin- ary of Quebec.

After his ordination he was as-

Fll ix‘ i") DELIVERY

Trinity United Eliurclil

sistant priest at Si. Iﬁunstnnis

Cathedral at Charlottetown. ll.“

gmis secretary to the Bishop zmrl 'I'I'I-3.\'n.\\'. .\I.-\Y 21st

iiici‘ was liven charge of t'i\ ‘l i“ . . . . _, - __= River Parish Mow than ‘Qgufmﬁﬁl. |'.‘.Ii0—llo:\rii Religious Ldui-liiun

of a century “go he was “any Board Iinom.

ferred to take charge at his native parish and has remained tlrcrc since Delails o.’ the 0‘JS€‘l‘\‘1ilIi)" cf Vim i111111\'91'5-1TY (lat-e were not illkiildﬁriﬂ iere.

The Eastern Guardiani

___.~——:—_ ‘This column is icscrvcd for 1 NFEDERATI0N i.i|~"l-; m mi- " - » - h 1 d ~ Q E L_978Q__:_2lv3| nuvg ni’ louil interest u a ver

tising ni‘ 1| nﬂwiy "all"? may b” inscrlcd at i! _B""1§ 11 ‘mm; strictly hliyllbh‘ l" Bdvmwe- j

‘Sllli CRIPTIUNS l0

BUY BLOOD TESTED Apnroveci Chicks P. E. I. (Io-Operative Hatch- ery. Charlottetown.

L-494-4-Thu 8c Tues tf

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES -Prlnce' or Wales College Con- vocation ujlll be held this year on Mriyjilst. it was learned l st night. i9.- DeLiiiLs of the program were no". ‘r available last night. "i,

i. ROAD WORK TO BEGIN —Pri"- ‘l

handed to their Rept Archie;

—'I'he i

Uniicd Church G11 when the miuni1 - u, .\I ‘illlﬂ Nlis. Cohan “'21s llltllU/Afl lizsn lilo lillillll

iaaratlons are proceeding as rnpid- t: lci" of Mi‘. and Mrs. William ly as weaiireij conditions lavrinit to \ c2". Munllglll‘. 11nd _ lzttlc complete hnrci-sizijfaciiip rcacl ‘lI-"f liicr o’ ‘l and NIYS. PAVJTPIII

Jects in this province. Paving cniii- 4 Mooic Ulll0l1'l{i‘.1\(i*L. imnxes’ plants arc being put min --—-—y——~-—~~ wcrkiiig order dllfl s ‘illll shovgfs‘ l'l<‘.RS()N.-\I.S

made rcndy for work ll gravel pus. ' With had-surfaced lwojccls llmilCd to completion of those nlrendv be- gun the work was expected to be complete in two months,

AT GYRO~Mi2

..'Vi.~..loi‘s to Managua on Su - dnv included Mi‘. T. A. Rodd. 1V1 and b Wallace Rodd and

W. A. Gnudet .I.¢,f~.‘.-i;p_.»'

scciation of which he is prcslcicnt. vim‘ 1“ C411“? H11‘ HC51":““' H“ Mi". O. K. Pre=by ivai chwirmnii l“ and iruests included blew Clark. Saint John. "Bus" son. Chcrlotietown, and Scctl. Sydney.

. Ali's. .‘\‘.nli; ii‘l_ Gui" \\ii.i rmczrl} I I

ilic l).l.\i -. ill iici‘ ilziuzliicis in Lon; I.~l.nii!_. ;_l ed ill Monlziillﬁf .I.i.<i iiiwli nun 1:; zlie plicsi 0i 1K1 ‘rlSiwlZ Mrs. Chum Bruce-L.

Body 0f Flying: Ufficer Aulil l ilomc For Burial

wu ihc oblrct. of becoming an in-

A c._,,

Q11. ' : ' _ L-i538-5-J1-3l.

.ill.'l".l' llllfifl‘ iiic rfmpiic

The l'l‘l‘l1‘<illl5 of Flying 0:11.01" Georg: E, Auld, one o.’ the ui" 5.1" pl the r (‘ill NlcGill corps to member.» of ilic Rolhl Can ]i.l\'(‘ b.'(‘l‘l .il while on -.ic.‘.vc] Air Force killed in a plane w i Z'i(‘('1(1@111 100k

sh . in Ontario. Friday. arrivcrl in the

Cily last night zicromlrnnizd b": lli‘ll(‘l‘ Prol. and Mrs Clyde Auld Tc- ‘l . ronto. ziud Mi". Robcri H. Bcal.‘ 7-- Hamilton

A Mllila: funeral will be H0111 at 2 o'clock this aitcrnoon frzm Si. Jaincs Church with Rev. Di‘. R ltiocrhcad Lfgnic conducting ihci

SPITiCIS. The bnriy wil be irsiiuifi iii. ilic hicLnin Fimcial Home uiiii‘. l l rrclcck and I'm .1! 1h“ Church. " _ Interment Peoples Ceinciery.

The firing pally will b" supulicd from ilic members of the 8th. Mm]-

' | L O OK .' Player's “MILD" cigar- eiies have “weiprooi"

him Battery. R C. A. in (‘ll of Sergeant Major J. Turnri; .l cask . will be bnriic on the izuu

carriage supplied by the ROYJI Can- adiwn Naval Volunteer Reserve and will be in charge oi Oliici Pony Officer RG55 . Tlic b21111? ‘INT-i will 1:: Lichten- M115 Don Grant. Char ("s l\I"|('Krn- zic. Wilfred Duff; oi llic R. C. N. V. R. and lznrciinut.» llrsinii Smith. Gmdmi \Vll1llll)I:\ and C. H. Jfllmdifll of the Royal Canadian Artillery.

In ll sketch oi the career or the late Flying Officer A\ild the Moni- ircul SM)‘ strikes that a: the nui- brcak of war Ml‘ Auld joined the or \\"!ng of Lhc McGill C O_..'I‘__._I_

1 DRIVING

Upon the public highways is n privilege as ncii as a legal right.

We owc ii lo ourselves and lo the oihci‘ drivel‘ io have our cars in good “Ofkllil! condition; in drive at moderate sliced; in observe nil irnfiic rules and lo DRIVE (‘()l1R'l‘l€()l‘Sl.\'.

This aim combined with adequate insurance Cover will bring relief from anxiety in many Canadian Homes.

IIYNDMAN & D0. LIMITED

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General Insurance

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FUNERAL ciumcuui LEi-iiiiii, B. E. s. i...

All cx-servlrc men are rcqucsicil in 141m“: ll“. mun.“

If or; late Comrade George A “iiclhinnld, uncrul from h’. Ll - ' - “rlllw-vlna". nim- v1.13. 3:92am. ML I‘ Pninl Iii‘ zis-cinlily: Kn. l7 Ptlﬂlinl ~i.

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All cx-scrvirc men arc requested in o! our laic Comrade Donald (iordnn (ii m.

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‘l’ I-‘quncrzil servicu at llucLi-iin FllllPfill lit-pug '|’u;--.i;i_\_ 1 -\.\' J4. commencing at 3.30 l‘. M.

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CANADIAN LEMON, B. E.S.L.

All cx-sorvii-c mcn arc rvlllithlffl in aiili-iiil llic ium-i-zii 0f I-lyiiig Uiilccr (icorgc h‘. mild. v Funeral scrviccs at Si. James Pi"cslv\"1i~i‘i:iii (‘huri-n, 'lucsd-'|_v, May 21st, commencing a; 2.00 P. ,\|_

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FDUD MVINGS

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY our

iiREAKi-"Asi" B AC 0 N, Sliced,

CANADIAN CHEESE Lb. FRESH

PLATE RIBS Lb- 130. 2 111»;- SINGAPORE. Sliced m" CFllSllOd

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URANGE MARMALAlJ-E 2 u» m 23c JEWEL

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PllliE LARD 1 u» m. - ~ 10c McCREADYS

PIGKLES ::i'*'">.'..i'.'-r.i:: 2s n»- 23c ISLAND BRAND

Boneless. 7 07.. Tin -

MARVENS WAXTITE SDUAS u... is». 2 or 35c

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