MAY 26. 1944

THE CHARIJOTTETOWN

PAGE SEVEN

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, 11700 Percheron TIIIEENTW|1I1NO stand at owners hie tor the season or 1944. Own- ia charge. Cecil Mill. Ken-link , i, P31. Phone 4:4”

ll ANNUAL Rally of the ' n“: (ma; Peoples Union in Kensington May 2'7.

n Guest speaker. Dr. Wilber. -,,,.,' my Alhance Beoretegyz-s a

UNITID olulw e. ‘Ihe services on

tral Y lNbe held

JIY - . “d” - ll am. Crapaud ig§n:r'1?r‘;;fie7.30 pml Rev. J. Nicholson, B.A., B D.. Min

May

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' M‘ M? Evening Prayer. French ‘V5130 M. “Evening, never. - . ewmn . -

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CSPENT FUD/DOUGH AT t. Archie Gallant has returned to Newfoundland m, his furlough at his home in " mrond. PJLI. where his wife. . Aline Arsenault. and his many . emis and relatives gave him fresh . i. on his Gallant cousins and

Arsenaultin-lavirs who all en- ed early in this war in the ‘ma, d Island Highlanders. i1 au 94 Gallon-ts and Arsenauits .. the Island's Scottish Unit tr service overseas. Pie. Nabort r mt. Archie's brother, was re- ...~ - to Carleton-York and has

much righting in Italy.

Y \ . I. DIRECTORS

- The. baseball tlteague of

. sifl wls voted s use o e Town ball diamond three nights week It I meeting Irriday even- .- Previously the Town Council med the S. Y. C. I. the use oi ball field for the season. i0!‘ porting activities of their own. | e S Y. C .I. directors inter- d in seeing hard ball developed orig the Junior alayers has re-_ uested the league include school udents on their teams and to ive coaching assistance to teams ade up of Junior students. which (is hoped will develope from in- crest created in league teams. Oth- maiters decided is that 20 swings nd l0 teeters be erected on school property for younger children; that iielo sport equipment be purchased; hat a 120 yd. leveled cinder track . prepared on the north edge of e Town property east of the school ounds; that a high fence be er-

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cted between the ball diamond and .

e playground for purpose; of rotection nnd as a backstop he diamond. and that games of orseshoc. soit ball and volley ball =-- rotten under way at once at the hoql after school hours.

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h are as follows: .

Romans, invitnd. 5-26-11.

-THE IIV. C. A. BIITTEN will preach in Central Bed ue Baptist Church on Sunday

ll am» Traveller's Rest 8 and in North Bedeque Unit- hurch 8 pm.

—BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH —Ti1e services for Sunday, May 20th are as follows: Bedeque g1 Mn.- Borden 3 arm, Albany 1.50

. . . Baxter, 2.0., D-N-li.

pm.

postpone the opening 0f the blood donors clinic until Wetiflefldfly M-By 31st. It was ann- ed to brain yesterday at the Ilkme. Simimerside. nsons com- ers-ics“ M; bedwese e name a. or M. new, sauce-s ‘ ey

—ARR.ESTED 0N’ BREAK CHARGE — A young man from Summersidq was arrested by town police yesterday morning in eon. noction with I. break that our“. red at the Buyrite Meat Market on May 18th when the sum of 88.00 was token from the till and

this morni Nllntry

was made rough a rear base.

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Personals

-Hrnsr P1111195. H.C.N.V.R . son of Mrs. Howard White, Sum- mero-ide. B on active service over- seas.

--Mr. and M11.J.T. Boyd Q1 Fort William. Ont- have arrived in Stimmerside to spend a short visit with Mrs, Boyd's parents, Mr. and

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Also British News And Short Subjects

SHOWS 7.30 — 9.15 SATURDAY AT 2.30

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the role of Barry's faithful lawyer brings Berry the worst and yet the best new, oi his life. The play comes to s sumrisingfinishamidn whirl-

is hilarious

..—'I0 ATTEND MEETIING.— Dr. John F. McNeil, Summerside left on’. Saturday for Toronto to attend the meeting of the Canadian Medical Association. He intent: to spend next weekend with h.s negliewi

..-—COURT T0 0PEN.—The ular srpring session of the Supreme Court will open in Summerside on

Mrs. William Mathcson-S

—- Mr. Michael Dalton, retired milwayrnan and a native of Bur- ton. Lot. 7. has returned to this Rovince from Edmonton and will make his future home in Summer- s1de.—B

-A C. 1 lidwerd Pr-aught, R. C. A. F‘. who was home on leave visit- ing his parents. Pte. C. E. and Mrs- Prauilt, Summersids left Thursday for Victoriaville. Que. where he is taking a pilots course in an Initial Training School-S

— Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Richardson and their daughter, Mrs» E. C. Beck and two children have arrived from Waltham Mass. and will spend the summer at the Richardson cottage at Steven's shore-S

—His friends will be sorry l0 learn that Mr. Ipuls ‘Iitylor, Sum- merside has been obliged to enter the Prince County Hospital and is much better-S

Tuesday. June 6th, but, the member; of the petit Jury panel have been advisd not to appear unill June 2o‘, when the trials begin. The Gran Jury will be present on the opening day, June 6th, The first case will be called on the morning of June 26th. The retrials of the Conspiracy cases will take place then-S

—REPORTED MISSING-W. 0. 2 John R» Chapman. Toronto who was stationed for scm-e time at Sunrmerside and remustcred to oir crew. taking his gunnery course at Mont Jolie. Que, and Efarlulittd 88 sergeant air gunner is reported missing after air operations overseas on May 11th. H,» left for overseas duty in Fsbruary i943. and h just finished one tour oi‘ noeratlons and was starting on anoLher.—S

Too Late To Clasify TnFTIIni-“firorrr nonsense?-

rnuns in frond locality. Ap- ply X care Guardian. 5-26-21.

AI.I. OVER CANADA WOMEN ARE SAYING-

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Inrna-n sang two solos, "Boy, King" (James) and ‘Sm

mroiwh" while Mr. Ivan Robinson sang "Oh What a. Beautiful Morn- ing" and “Marry Duets" Both were

John F- MacNeill, K. C. Ottawa-S well received bythe audience. Watch

this oalpe. for further performances of this very popular play.- (‘Patriot please copy)

liS’side um Wounded In ,Aetiun Overseas

Mr. John P. Mclnnis. Summ side, received a telegram {rem the Department oi National Defence yesterday advising him that his son, Lance Corporal John McIn- nis, was wounded in action on May i9. The wire stated that the

8d nature and extent of wounds were

not yet known.

Lance Corporal McInnls is years old and has been in army about two years. He oervofl ln North Africa before going to Italy. His other brother, Sgt. Jo- seph, is also with the Canadian

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EASTERN DIIARDIAN

H-nzroivrr-zu MISSING - mg. Sta. John James Acorn .one of the cliht Edward Ill-

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the son of Mr. and Mrs-James B. Acorn (nee Katie M. Martin), of Erimrose. Cardigan, R.R. 5. He en-

7, 1944 l4. Char-

here he went to Halifax and in February. 1M2 wm-t overseas. Ho made nan-bar of

nd in all its enflosemenis. Jolmie Dr?» zo years of ago on July l0. 1943. He four bro in the

stcuensulrr Queue, mi also five sisters. Iain. Annie. Bertha

Giftown Players Win In Anglican Drama Festival

lottetown play was directed Mrs. Princes I-Ioll Trl-inor. Mlls Mary Lawton, takin the of Madame Tyhwy "A In The Tower" won the honors for the indi- vidual acting.

The ajudicators were. Ir. J. Watson MacNaught, 8.0., Ike. aw Hosdley and Mr. George

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The eomietition took piece at lt- Mary's All.

Aberton won tae It tion while (In etmownu moi‘: group led eastern compe-

on.

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scene, started the propeller saved

was six-cent y used again 1M2. City omincil

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Contract Let For Repairs To Wharf At Sunnersicle

The contracting firm of H. J. Phillin and Son. Charlottetown. has en awarded the contract for making repairs to the railway wharf at Summerside. it was learned last night. The work will get underway as soon as mater- ials and equipment can be brought to the site. It is expected that most of the summer will be re- quired to complete the iob.

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MaeHIIIl-At Now ven m Mav 18 19M. to Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. MscPi-iee. a son. (Richard Wayne).

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, i944. to r. James Murnn and Mrs. Mlunn (nee Eileen Bueli) Ab- gly, P.E.I.. l daurhter.

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ROACII — At the Coumy Homttal, llontslue Pl. . on May 18. 1H4 to Hr. 81mm:

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runner: ifiiiuno - 14mm M Why 8. l9- avw Doro- o.c. new er shunts firs; John Um, of Kerflfim. ~ main on - At mo: nun :..1044.Mrs. Elisa "an m. merino-Hen. 1n o I

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DENTRAI. GUARDIAN

‘Ibis colt: k reserved for new!

of Iooll Internet. but alverthinl

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o: five conic o word. strictly Uly- In advance.

cnswnu. for newer-nu I commas-non am m- IUEANCIL

ism luv. at Proat 6t Wood of- Nce. lent Street. Saturday after- noon tel. l-IO-li:

‘Lmmlmyirodgr - a meeting . n.

11:11 attendance requested. CIUICII OI ICOTLAND. Bor- vices Bolbcth. Icy 38th: Milo ll am-i Coleman 8 pat; Summer- sido 1J0 bu. Rev. J3. . l-Ql- i.

SIOITAGE 01-‘ SHORTS — In-- forming the Montreal court that there is a current shortage of men's shorts W. P. T. B. counsel r. Leon Onotohlduuestcd a 8300 iinol in the cue Joseph Druker, of? the ‘ ‘ Merchandising Co.» on s dm-ne o! overcharging. JuclBe Maurice ‘retreau agreed.

FUNERAL QRVICES — The funeral oi Mrs. William Meek was hold yostsrda morning from 5t. Peter's Oath al. The services at the diurch and grave were con- ducted by theuRevBeCanon Mal- one. Th; on arers were Messrs. . L. Cotton, ill-I. Horne '1‘. L. Larul. P. yl. Manuel, David Carr and John Weblter. Interment was in 5t. Peter's Cem y.

HIDIGAL GRADUATE - Leslie Stewart. son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Stewart. of Belle River, P.E.I., was one of the students who re-

gmduated from Dalhmnie. Icslie has had a brilliant scholas- tic record. both in P.W C. and in Dalhousie and has already proves himself as specially allied in his chosen profession. having won dis- tinction in Surgery. Mrs. Stewart and other son. Elmer. motored to Halifax to the graduation exercises last week. -

IGG PIODUCTION IIIADY- Production remains about steady with last week. Farmers are busy concludirg seeding operations and will not kely market eggs in such quantity this week. Shipments are chiefly to the Board with several hundred cases going Maritime

are unchanged. P. E. I. stations are paying for upgraded eggs deliver- ed: A Large 30: A Medium 28: B 26: C 20. Graded shipments deliv- ered Charlottetown: A Large 34- li-Z; A Medium M i-I; B l0; C‘

KINSIEN MEETING -— . Don Forrest, National Vice-Presi-

Kinsmen meeting held the

year had been the most success- ful in the twenty-five years oi its service. He suggested that youth‘ training b; taken up as the Kins- men lgrojec in post-war Canada. Mr. rrast will attend the Dist-

ct held In 5t

. Five members o lott own Ch!) will attend eeting

IIAIJTIII IIOVINCII TIADI — Tho Bonk of Montreal Iulncls lays

ale trade "4 y. with the volume higher than a year Retail trade has been

mt on the ount of mer- chmdise available. The-fresh fish catch during 1 wu in all varieties of dried fish. ost stocks of pickled fish have been marketed. Lunuaer is in at demand, but stocks are . 4d is u way

and molt full-time. 11in" of menu; are ngsgod a

shortage of labour

featuring phn catty; but a some districts. an! lrdl

are opera at ahigh leve. Cool

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inuel enendueed sosimtbeout- flu fiat four months

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Card Of Thanks

The brothers and sisters of Ill-U LBJ Gladys Macfiy to thank their many friends neiflrhour: for their kindness and

the ma? of sympathy rec i - ed. in th recent bereovergenetv

the wish

N. D. MacLean

IINDERTAKIR EMIALMIR

the buildings Th, snowmobile

men ccmmisslon- _. go a

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to points and Newfoundland. Prices},

Charlottetown last night. Mr. Pbr- "when; rent. in reviewing the work of the imam»; Qgyg organisation, stated that the past splendid work whie

active, ut sales in some lines are m

coed. with il a boided “In

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"Gentle way toslop constipation”

"asueveareywurquiguyicriam for constipation -1ht has the In: muse mine had. For nothing l tried

nasty harsh - gativeoJ-lerergll you _ your constipation a duo to lack

PPY you'll want to stay Eat tact , _ _ ALL-IRAN dslii y. Grocers has’: an hand use; Made by Kellogg's W. .

‘I0 IOU) l@'l‘lNG!—The Rev. B. T. MuzKirn, District Secretary of the Nova Sootian and Newiound- land Auxiliaries and the Rev. J. M. Murchison,

a . . Auxiliaries will hold meetings in this the Island Auxiliary for some three weeks, star-ting Weriiesday June 7th.

FUNERAL IN TORONTO —'Ihe funeral service for the late Mr. Robert B. Messervey. formerly of Charlottetown. was held on May l3 in the Chapel Necrcpolis, To- ronto, and was conductr by Rev. Canon Moulton of St. Simon's Anglican Church and Rev. Dr. Stewart Parker. minister of New St. Andrew's PrasbyterisnChurch. in the choir of which the deceas- ed had been a soloist. Interment was in Toronto.

SOUVENIR FROM THE SEA — Mrs. Melvin R Cole. . h

g in Italy an airma l letter which he received from her. and which was marked Salvaged from air crash. The letter was burned and scorched all round the edxes and onlv the sddra and stacnos were readable. Mrs. Oole is saving the burned missive as a

souvenirhmeher hlsband when he ma“

PENALTY UNDER. REV- E ACT — Before the Montreal court on s. charge oi violating the Special

IN MEMORIAM

it'd; °‘ “ only a few days when the

clhcfililiwm d. oeeii Beck ma Mum: His remains were laid to the Community Cqne-tery those of his father.

IN MEMORIAM

MISS GLADYS MAOKAY

‘Ii-rs many friends Incl relatives of Mil; Gladys MaaKay were sad- dened to hear of her death. which took place at her home in New London on March 20th, after c. short illness.

Gladys Was the third daughter of the late H h B. and Mrs, Mac- Kay (nee a Maoliwon of Camp- bellwn) and was fifty one your; of age. Those of the family of eight, who survive__her and mourn the loss of a loving sister are: Mrs Amy MacKinnon. Graham's Road, Annie, Mrs Wm. Warren, Clint/on. Jessie. Mrs Hugh Campbell, Graham's Road, Wlnnifred, Mrs. Harry Wlhitehead, Charlottetown. Ind TUD- per and Murray at home. The eld.

est sister. Jennie, died in infancy.

3y a host of friends the mem-

Ory of her consistent loyalty. devot-

1m and kindnesé will a way: be re-

XIt in besides

War Revenue Act, Charles l‘

J- B61113)‘. Was fined $100 and costs H

by Judge Maurice Tetreau and cr- dered Y0 PBS‘ $9.000. plus a 04,500 penalty

to evade payment of excise tax a- Kym

mo nti to 94.500 bl him undqcr {Ne act. my’ e w

TI W.A. MBTING-flic resular monthly meeting of ‘hhihv United Church Womans As- aoclat-ion was held yesterday n1-

n in the east parlor, Hearts Hall. The president. Mrs. MoAus- land was in the chair. This was the closing rn%n¢ the smnm r o shogt reoo oomplishededeince mo was orm A t dc tional meeting led by Mrs. b. W’

Mrs. Alley andau the members mnem-

this

Joining in file lords Prayer; Dl-rt of the

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meeti . 'A social hour followed a d eahm ts at‘. £3111 an?“ m‘ ""'° "'

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. CHICKS‘

Barred looks, Barred Ros-Ir Hybrid, White Leghorn 816.00 per 100. Express prepaid.

more hides for flak season. will be ready for shipment each Wednesday, May 81, June 1, June l4,

S. R- PENDLETON

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DUMP TRUCKS f WANTED ‘

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June 31.

Kenoington.

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Twenty-five to thirty dump trucks wanted by the first oi‘ June for hauling gravel, the high, prevniling government rate being paid. Work at Alherton and

MORRISON 8r IAcRAE LTD. SUMMERSIDE

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