"W8 DEIITRAL DUARDIAII

Illll column ll nun-vol in new: OI local Inbred» on anlvsrtlalu a! n "Ill anus In: be Inserted cl I out: a Inrl. shim; "not. u Idiom‘ l- QUAKEB Hlih Vitamin Flour. Wholesalc only. R. E, Mutch and 00- Ltd. 1-al-zl

CAVINDISH CHARGE - ser- vice at Cavendish Aug. 2nd, 8 pm The WMB. will present a pageant.

~ 7-31-ii

REV. PAUL RICHARDSON cf Montague will preach at the Mur- ray River Christian Church Sunda '. August 2, at 2 p. m, Everyone wei-

You’ve Read Their Heroic Adventures . . .

NOW THE STORY or THEIR GLORY IS on THE SCREEN!

‘ c. 1-31-11 QR. ‘dflnf ' ‘ CALVIN Presbyterian Church. 6 Mermaid. Divine worship will be

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lloliilll REAGAN

held ‘in Sabbath next at 2.30 pm. Mr. John Carson will preach. 7-31-11

WILL JOIN SERVICES — Mr. Walter MaoPherson, popular o‘. - at the Norfolk Hotel goes this week to spend a fortnight in P.E.I Al. the close cf his holiday he enters th¢ Canadian Milita Service — New Glasgow Chronic e.

THE PRBSBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Divine worship will be held on sabbath next as fol- lows: Lorne Valley 11 a.m.. Dun- das 3 p.m_ and Montague 7.30 p.nl. Rev. Rod McLeod of Big Bras lTOr, NB. will conduct the vces

IN POSSESSION 0F LIQUOR - Lance Corporal Lawrence Mclnnis and Constable A. J. Lund of the City Police force raided a house in the

SCI‘-

cted a prosecution under the Pro-

lbition Act will follow. The mail put up a struggle but police put the handcuffs on him and took him to the station.

WIIEREABOUTS SOUGHT Efforts are being made to locate Miss Lillian Arniitage, whose form-

} er address was Morcll. P. E. I. but whose whereabouts are unknown at present. Anyone knowing the ivhere- abouts of Miss Armitage are asked t0 contact Chief A, Birtwistle of the City Police as he has had commun- ication stating that there was a. iin- ancial advantage awaiting the Isl- and woman if she can be found.

‘f BAND CONCERT ENJOYED - gebilykirl oi btlhe ‘pipes bCCCtillilpiil-

-- -- a rum e o urns. ec ong

gfilifi§atflf§lm_sq,fl‘fif°fi ‘ across the city last evening, attract-

suppqftlng m5; ma; gnciuqes Qlym. cd a. large concourse oi citizens to

‘£~*..?;““‘1.“'..W‘-“‘“.'5‘ .‘;.“““‘““‘- “a” $lf°luyiil“t'y°xhf“.'i..liiéi'lf $25.12 " fill eglna nny. -

"International Squadron” tells the L.O.A. Pipe and Drum Band who story oi a daredevil Yankee pilot staged a very enjoyable band con- who joins up with the all-nations cert which lasted an hour. some llflfilhvf marli- A- Th-Ifihis tile 001- oi the min: gopular band selections 01' _ Squat 011 W 05¢ BT00 QX- were incu on the program. plolts have thrilled and amazed the 53g qhule; MfldLQOd was in charge world, Made up of fliers from Po- The mmu-r; was sponsored by land. Czechoslovakia, Norway, Moore a, Memo‘;

Fl‘(alllC§, lgolkthl lléld lSouth finifrifia ____

an t e rl is I oln nions, t e

nlost truly international fighting ugggfiMrfxggzggglEphglkgggg

gmup me wmld h“ ever kxwwn‘ National Executive Secretary i the

The Yankee mar up with C th ll Wom n‘ Lea ue Mostreal

them, after taxiing an American a‘ ° c e 5 K ' ' was registered at the Charlottetown Hotel hst night. Mrs, Glcnnon is

0:0 and ‘SAT-o?

EXTRA on the same program —EXCLUSIVE SCREEN NEWS Paradise — SHOWS 230-7-9

Community Sing-Hunter's

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'l-'-'-'-'-=‘-~' Ronlald Reagan As R. A. F. Pilot In Air Drama The Prince mTheatres ne

feature, scheduled. to open here day is the new Winner Bros picture,

NST

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bolnbcr to Lolldoll. One night of a

London air-raid makes him decide . to stay, bllt it takes lllucll longer for 315° ‘he “mo” (if the ‘imam GW-

t ‘I

: him to learn the true meaning oi 1- OIBMI. The Cflubdiflll M82118-

_ the group spirit oi the Internation- She is spendmg a 1101111113’ 1110118 W111i

al Squadron. When he does. he more her family. vlimug M Keuslnston

. I than llvos up to it in heroism. and Indian River.

a Audiences who have previewed - _

. l, "Intel-national Squadron" in Holly- CORRECTION-In the Prince or

'- wocd have lilllC-‘Ed Reagans per- Wales College entrance results which

. formlince as olle of the year's best. appeared in yesterday's issue Miss

swarm BROS. Plcrulls. Wm. - and me picture as a momughly a,“ Bernice Murray?) “Mm appeared I‘ citing screen adventure. well-blend- mcorrecmy as Bernice Murmur M155

S a ed uélth rumallcehltshséingggalieléln Murray. who was a Ciirade tell pupil

'~ 6on1 u 5661165- 5 0W ' 0f Notre Dame Aca emy, success-

‘ \~ :' 2118011191115 WW1?“ 591ml” “s: iullv passed the examinations nnd

' . \ I‘ m§l§l§f°1l£1c1§$fl§$0§m°“g "he ‘“°~ made a creditable showing {with s11

f”- - ' ' I! 1' . ' _ u ‘ks. Sh ' do ghhr o ‘Vilnalld t If’ w \ E "Intemntkiiim §quf‘dl°n “'15 cur- Frnllirlivliirrail/l. 2lL1 (‘lrafton : q, ecliedbby gitielgzlhferglgnfi ‘$3? Street. Another sister. Inez, was also " ‘ - av v 1 l l - .

T0_N a: grivelgskvslfigested by a play by iltlfifssfiflll in the entrance examin “ ITIII C3. . ' AND-SAT. Personals Plus-Looneytoon-TraveIogue-Fiction "t ' - -—-—-— ‘- III Memorzam Mr. Henry Gautier, st. Pierre, Chap. 2—King of the Texas Rangers Mm- 1-‘ i“ m“ “W

, - - Mrs. (Dr) W. F. Harper and

Shous 7—8.45 -Mailnee Sat. only 2.30 f mLQT curios? filtbglggls o. daughter Isabel “med wed”?

.1 MAC!‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' day night from Selma, Alnbatlla

'-' to her moths-r, lifts.

n Ia =1 a a ,1 n an l I-IJ-l-i. IlAF..H.HH.\.'-Hft.'»'-M\fi'“\'..fq'af{1'fg‘a _ on a vain A Isabel Gordon, 137 abculoru st.

Miss Vr E. Murray city is ea John N. B. the

111e, late Pilot Oilicer Francis G. Muclllllis, R- C-A F». Who was killed in an airplane crash at Dorval, Quebec, near Monlreal, on

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Balls P.E.I.

it's JANE..- July 22, “its! a {giggly ma‘; ‘fgfahfi gfégllflgbin and Mrs. 1.. w. q; ifi; “b.1515 Be zufsflltnclilefiitilggflgihféu h? wggeesség: Nicholson, Brunswick place. v tl..3:l*:.".£.r... I D as“: us... a m ‘1 11 91111111911 Yi2if.él“°l..’.‘§ wen-- m M33191“-

Prm“ ‘>1 WM“ college‘ and Mrs. Richard La. oist. Thom-

taugilt school in the neishbvruis dislrlc: for a time . In Jilly, 1941. I18 ell-curd

as, Ontario, is span Eng some lime m Newcastle the guest oi hcr n. parents Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Muc- Cullanl. She was accccllpalllcd by her husband LAC. Landry ‘i110 has since leit for Sunlmerszdc. P E.I., where he will be posted- saint John Telegraph Journal.

Prince Erlward Island Dflultfy the 71115613 8P8 “Way W‘ 1“ "m" °f service of the Royal Canadian _A the rest 0f 111B D°mm1°n 1“ the Force and look a course in wire- matter oi Grade A milk fed and less Qpefiltlfill from which Ilevfllfflli‘ special chickens. Mr- E-D- Bonuy" uczca mil/null, 1m, with distric- mall, assistant chieioi poultry mF-Tk- tion, having been first in his class-

oting services with the Donlluion He then received a commission.

r-""§*"*“".“.' “c.’.°".‘::*z:.=.‘:$‘“l'."- stiiiirmriiir; ‘ll‘$.3‘.'.“.l-.‘°§»§.°.‘é‘.° cult-Ti» cam-v»- sum-w sud nun llorv s _' 4. _ --l; _~~ i ______

cording to the official griidlllg flg- at which he uas engined “he” ‘he Gerald oconnc“ skerry o; 59

I

urea the Island oockercls have somc- fatal accident occurred.

thins real to crow about, l-lls remains were acoompan h] h‘ fie “ed citizen o! this

W111i "W Iwmrkable wPdg A, gmznlvlgxflftfceei} Lg; B£§d°‘fi_§j§'§_ dlbgtflgt ihgemany years, died on

- ‘ - r. or was rn -

200.1% o: Bgager brieuitisetlléiawpifix ayd were mot by a detachment}; TliiSdiigk Jilly 14. b0 m Albert

a tocons uelisi?‘ - '-

. . of James and Mil Jane (Steele) lwrvvutusa °1 °"1°1‘°“-‘ mspww“ m Alghmslkislteurday, July 2s, the funeral Skerry. He is surv ved by three m“ wh°1° M me Dominion w“ was held from his father's home sisters Mrs. Wilber Hayes, wit-ll °"1Y 5° P” “m” ‘ with full honours oi the R.C.A F. whom he made his home, Mrs.

whim!" 11° did m‘ K1" '1““’°“ The casket was u. the Clyde n. Keeler oi 3s Perthshire 1" 511° 1mm" °‘s1’°°1“1s'Mr' Bon- Ullicll Jack and was carried by road, and Mrs. E. Favier, all oi lWmuu 5W1?“ 111M Prince Edwmfi eight bung men oi thelR..C.A.l_~“_.,__Brighton; three brothers. Isluud 1154 m1‘ 115m ‘nurely w including five officers who ac- Skerry oi Toronto, Canada. JOSBP" itself. oompalllcd the remains, a neighbor Skerry oi Brighton and George

"Prime Edwald 1'51"“! h“ M" and cousin, Elmer Maclrlnis and Bkerry oi Canada; and two nieces. ways been 1111110115 m‘ "e “mm” Charles Kcll and J. lvlccioskey Miss Dorothy Keeler and Miss poultry," he declared ‘ind comp11- from the neighboring parish. Pauline Hayes both oi Brighton. mentcd Island farmers on 11 At st Cilarles (munch solemn m, funerlI was held 0n Fri- achievcment. Thev are "E005 “'1' Rcquicln High M4158 W115 i-ifldbflired day morning oi last week from ishers" and are so because ior many by tllc 1165101‘. REV- MORE-Id MW" the Leo M. Birmingham Chapel. At years they have been buying 110111- Donald. assisted by RW- 1101111 nine o'clock requiem high mass try on a graded basis, the 11151101‘ Callaghan. 49110011. Gem's! was celebrated in St. Columb- u. the province said. MnoDcfwld. subdeawn. mu Rev- kille's Church by Rev. John J. Mc-

lal-ger home William Simpson, master oi oere- 5mm“

moulus- 311ml t°°k Pa" 115'" Interment was in 5t, Joseph's Charlies Cemetery, the pastor oi- oemem-m w“; Roxbury, where iiolmutr ev. . cGinle conducted the

The deceased leaves in mourn, §mmfi,,”§e,,,c,_’

bcsklrs his heartbroken iathar ________ and mother, five brothers and two VICTIMS AT BATH

M Bennett st. Boston. Ma“.

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lmln 8m ~ lilllllp Items - Chills: in! A 20th Culinary-Fox Picture

‘DB-Western Musical Don Winslow 0i The Navy SHOWS — 2.30 —- 7.00 — 8.45

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He forecast an CW1! market ior Canadian poultry @1115 year and pointed out tllnt last Y0!" was a banner year ior this D811"- ulnr market. The cause of this in- crease is due to the inct that IIW

lllatl-zn ms ANTLY million pounds slunpfli refill’ i" 1 n, 0.4.5. moths..- John b_ - sslers e . _ i 322i: gfliigAc.niilftadxllliilvou 11°03?" ilgrlhlfsggihheberlile WJtQbl-AALSxMagCKI BATH» I-usland -—<o1=>- Fred-

erlicllcsuflryaint, 63‘. iorznerfl deputy l ' E: gland ior two years. ‘the m" 1' ° M" “"5 m‘: °“- “"5 inns-u... m the pouityy population not; bionhfls and 5MB" "e ltclillied whtenog-rhe Gerrrmngt lzfilciirlgté The need oi orderly millrict was Mm-v J1me, M10 was in Montreal _ resor. er prom (c H. g red from [he road by ‘ parked singed by the poultry Marketing a.‘ H’... Hm‘, o; me accfdeng“ pgwy‘ ncluded two sisters o V mun truck owned by Max Lampert. Chlei. This corulista in marketing Kmnwlli, Teresa, I-iowuu gm Charlcnlont and the iridow oi Sir ‘24°"1"'-'11. “I10 was filled a5 today poultry when and how the lionsulmt- G,.,-.;d_ M, hams t 1 John Westall Kin!’- or a - 1511 lid, a .-||__1 n ace. -—-—-—i- lc;..‘.’{"'.‘l‘l‘.i.-..l.ig'°"t “m” '“’ $1011.13? h‘. 5.531’ illifw buss-Pius M“ ullilfiili 5Y5... CD...» rumba» TWINS n" 14 Thr- Iyavv “uék rolled over aev_ that were is a mgr-g atimgflyg prcs- ___i----ii———— FAULDHOUSE: England '16P) '1‘ tines. Edgar Boucher ulc driv- entation of poultry to the consum- sovrrs Mill-IONS i-Fflbm MQY-‘Ihliu- a 74;Y°""°"1 er. ms knocked unconsqfdus and er by means oi window displays n _.{_F__?s “mom ‘lama tamer ‘fir: “this - ' ‘ z‘ EYD . . . A 0mm omunmm escnped ‘Mun’ and om" wk“ he mm pcAljljclw-r motile “lower Nile delta Jenny, 88, gave birth to a 5 1-2-

Mlnardj‘ relieves sprains Keep Mlnard‘: in the home. and valley. ._._._,.~__4,_ pound bow and a 4 i-l-nound sirl-

GRAND FALLS. NB» Jilly 11- ‘c rvliroisse Martin, oi BEUKYOVE- "as k llctl instantly yesterday when fhrown nbm the top of a truck- Oad of logs, The vehicle was for-

the large demand for eggs for tho

i r . d has boon on active serv- Old Country had lesultcd in an M‘ "m

i, Chorus

1i e1‘. the bride wore a, s

't l ' ht d u... u! hi: blneu mic by IuI g gigh in “his awiglchmilil; nlkln-lv QI-YMPE BRADNA-WM. LUNDlGAN-JOAN PERRY - t. . . v was found with a half-bottle of lo ‘III film REGINALD "ENNY _ Dimmm bv LEWIS SEILER 5h . ‘é a __ “Moonshlne" on his person. It is ex-

THE ,cr_l_;§‘lz_i.o'r'r_ _ ._ crown GUARDIAN

MacLeod - Balm Wedding

Wutflulry-Quecn Square United i-‘hurch. saint John. ma. was the scene o! a wedding oi’ interest Wednesday at ll a.m.. when Major the Rev. 1~I_ H. Hoyt. naval cha - lain. assisted Rev. . s; F; Ramsay_ unite in marriage Miss Constance Reynolds Belyea, young- est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar. "u" 8- Belvea. Lelnster Street - ""1 UEUI- Au8us Alistair Mac: Leod, R.C.N.V.R.., of Charlotte. town. son of Mrs. A. A. MacLeod. oi Kinross, P.E.I_ The church was beautifully decorated with delphi. "mm. P11 0X. and hydrangea g- Bflinst a background oi ferns, and the pews reserved for the invited suests were marked with cluster; oi roses tied with white satin rib- bon bows. Mrs. F. Lansdowne Bel- Yea presided at the organ and play. ed for the processions! The 31-15;] _. 1mm Mhensrin. During glfiflgiflnl‘ 0! the register Mrs.

1 1°51 Plflied as an organ solo Slluberts Ave Maria and the re- ccssiollnl was Mendelssohn‘; wed. éléugb Mgrch. The bride was attend. or TY i" 515'". Dr. Helen Belyea

°'°m°- and PB-Ylnaster Sub- Lleut. William J, Magee w” uloomsman. The ushers were N, gi/ggétlt {Micah Sgt tpuot Donald groom. . ro her of the

Owen in marriage he; 1am,

She 1PD€rtiength

_er over aifeta §£i¥1tusq% fitted bodice and boiliiant ‘ . - e EOWH was finished with P- Jacket oi Alencon lace which had glonlztgltef Pan collar. and was but.

n the front with tiny 5e1f~ Cogereélndbutttons. The sleeves were

b’ "Dfred into points over the hands, Her finger tip W11 g tulle illusion fell from a wreath 3i Orange blossoms which had been 33511111?’ both the brides mother dmg 3a Zrarlrldmother on their wed. white e” 5111111“! were 0i’

5”‘ Budshe carried a bon. quctoi Better Tlm€3 r0595 and gyp sopllllia_ Di‘. Belyea was wearing‘, wljgsflgf flmvfired Orirnlldie over

g1 l Bu. hfliuls a fitted bodice “H11 511011 puffed sleeves a

bollifant skirt. she wore 'a afllulie: can oi matching material and gfllllptll; accessories. Her bouquet was

‘ PW Day roses and S\V€et,p9a3_ Mls. Belyea, motner oi the bride lliflgeagddress oi light blue printed 5W mt“ "WY bue redingote of

- Y ‘ and her corsagc “ins 0g Better Times roses. Mrs Macieod glfiifer of the swvm. was wearing’

e55 °I Ruyal blue sheer with a. un-yy blue hat and accessories, He; cmsage W35 °1' Talisman roses.

Later Lleut. and Mm MflcLeod figgwfnscignweddine trip through Islaild 5.0a ‘and Prince Edward ‘Gore A a r ravelling the bride boucle I "ifimflkflrs suit oi French

i1 attleship grey shflde_ Her blouse was of whim sheer and flferdhut “us uqvy and white ‘mm.

_. “"11 a V611. Her other access. 3,1585 X110“? _"@\'y and her corsage

flu? bggleisrinsiln roses.

“ax Ladies’ COSEEgf-‘lagillfiltehgs.’ grill-l recently been on ti“, stan- M the Wartime Prices and Trade Board The gr°°m 19 I1 graduate of Prince 0f Wales College ill Charlottetown and D1101‘ to his enlistment with. the R-C-N-V-R" Dractised law in Charlottetown. Out-oi-town guest; "19 ‘he Wfiddmg were Mrs. A. A %?°_L¢°d. mother of the groom, of

1111055. Mrs. Annie MacLeod. great-aunt of the lzrccm. set. Pilot and Mrs. Donald 1'1. MiicLegd an 0i Charlottetown, and Dr. Helen Begfifl 0i Toronto.

le Bro t i arias’.bghfiriiiiiiiaiidgf .v r to the bar.) e "E admitted

Potato Drop. Prospects Are Improved?

'I'llat there would be a remark. able improvement in the Island Potato crop because of the recent T111115. was tile opinion expressed yesterday by Mr. WR. Shaw, Dep- uty Minister oi Agriculture. He forecast a good average production per acre,

EQWH 0i‘ White

‘There is a ten pel- cent decrease ,

in the acreage this year as com. pared with 194i which in turn was yelsilsiillill‘ decrease over the previous

The reasons advanced by Mr, Shaw ior this drop was the labor short. age, higher cost oi fertilizer and the ieilrlcncy to use more fertilizer this Judi" in the root crops, grain and pasture.

The Colorado Beetle is not nearly so plentiful this year. the Deputy Minister said. ‘There has also been n. great cleanup m grasshoppers. These two pests suffered heavily from a wet, cool season in 1941, he explained, and their numbers dwind. led sharply.

Mr. Shaw stated that the bulk oi

‘l been saved this year and the yield was much heavier than was anticipated. In many sec- tions the production was over that 0f 1041.

In some places the harvesting has sot underway. The late grains have been materially improved and should produce a good yield.

OILS FOR. BABY CHICKS

Baby chicks and not human babies consume most the cod

liver oil and other vitamin fish oils.

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Scotia-New Brunswick border

Mr. Hanson made a general attack upQn the governments methods oi presenting estimates ior lion-war expenditures for aPDPOVB-l “I 511°

forty-eleventh hour oi a tremendous- ly long session."

Mr, Hanson spoke during oonsld-

eration oi fisheries estimates which " were passed, with those of P1113111‘- "

works, national war services and post office before the a P-m- M1- journment.

The House seemed to be in a. "lood to complete the session this week us estimates were swiftly adopted, sometimes at the rate o! $l.000.000 a minute.

There was one instance of a re- duction in the main estimates when War Services Minister Thorsou hflu the item oi $500,000 for the Cana- dian Travel Bureau reduced t0 $259-- 000 because of the wartime restric- tions on traveiand tourist business.

Fisheries Minister Michaud re- plied to Mr. Hanson that his esti- mate; were about 20 per cent 1658 than last year. He had little dif- ficulty getting his estimates through. Then, 1n his capacity as acting min- 15m; of public works, he through the estimates of that de- partment.

D Kip» Harlan (Lib. saint John Albert) asked the minister to give consideration to providing repairs to the fish wharf and breakwate. at Chance Harbor. N33. before the structure fell into such a state oi disrepair that complete replacement was necessary.

The minister said he would vs chance Harbor personal atten on.

BIRTHS

COUSINS-At Baltic on July D, i942 to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Cous- ins, I- con, Roger Gordon.

BLANCIIAItD-At the Charlotte- town Hospital, July 28, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Blanchard. 52 Up- per Queen St, a son. (Stillbol-rl)