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This column le reserved for u“ o! local Interest, but ed of e news: nature may be at five cents e word strictly pey- eble In advance.

cnaswau. roi- Pnotorrwhe. - CONFEDEBATION un m- summon i COOK'S for Photographs.

DB. I. P. MILLAR’! OFFICE will be closed until August 12th.

I nu. cunrrs. aziisnsw. absent ‘from office from August 1st til! 21st.

CHURCH NOTICE for Perish of iMiliton and Rustieo for Sunday, July 29th. St. John's, Milton, Sun. dﬂy Sclhool 10.00 a.rn. Morning |Prayer 11.00. St. Mark's, Rustcio, .Sllndav School 7.00 p m. Evening IPrirtyer 7.30. Rev. Sidney J. Davies. .rec or.

manner. Finvrcas - The ‘funeral at the late Mrs. Willard A. MacDowell oi Glenn Valley was held on Thursday afternoon, Ju.y 25th and was very largely attgnq. {ed A service a.t_the home of Mr. Alfred Carew. followed by service in the Fredericton Christian Church, iClerg-ymen were Rev J. W. Hay. iter and Rev Mr. Bllson of Sum- merside. The baiibearera Messrs George . ‘teveqge Andrew SievenscmwReaéh ‘Lemuel Wyand, Stirling Mgqhmn and Eldon l-lickox. Interment in [Fredericton cemetery.

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Personals

I m. and Mrs. so s from 1o sville, Kentucky, are vleitna relatives in Clm-iottetown and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Arbing.

3 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sinnott land daughter Muriel Anne. Mrs. 1 William Sinnott and son, Olurk of long Island, New York. are spend- ing their holidays with Mrs. Will- iam Clark, Emerald.

Mrs. George Sanderson and two little dang iers left yesterday morning plane to return to their home in rontn after ding a delightful five week no day with -her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bern- ard May, West Qovehead, where Mrs. Sanderson renewed many old acquaintances.

¢---——-]. W. C. T. U. NOTES

JESUS, THE TOILER

- ,They who tread the path oi labor

Follow where Thy feet have

trod; They who work without com- P

aining Do the holy wi-ll oi’ God. that passeth knowledge,

Dweliest in the daily strife. Thou, thrl; Bread and Heaven, art ‘O Sh

In the sacrament of life. Every task, however simple,

Sets the soul that does it free; Every deed of love and kindness

Done to man. is done to Thee. Jesus. Thou Divine Companion.

. Help us ail to work our best. Bless us in our daily labor. Lead us to our Sabbath rest. Henry Van Dyke. ON WESTERN FRONT

Proverbs 23:29-31 "Who shriek? Who groan? Who quarrel and grumble? Who are bruised for nothing? Who have bleary eyes? Tho who linger over the bottle, thos who relish blended wines. So look not on the wine so red, that sparkles in the cup. It glides down smoothly at first. but in the end it bites like any snake, stings you like an adder." (Moi- mus Trznrislation).

Starvation Overseas. Henry W. Grady. a great American orator, once said of the liquor traffic. "It comes to snatciuthe crust from the lips of tho starving child.” This appears to'be literally true today. On May 14th the papers reported that about 31,456 cases of choice Scotch landed in Canada. On May 22nd from 8,000 to 10.000 c-isea landed in B. C. With millions of children starving in Europe and Old Land is exmrti-ng liquor made out of the grain which might have fed many o! their hungry dying children.

The International Record for April reports the British M'n- lster of Food as stating that. the brewers in the United Kingdom used 750.000 tons of grain for the year ending September 30th. i945, and it ls estimated that 814000 inns will be used in 1946. The United Kingdom di-stlllers used 100.000 tons of grain during i945 and will use it is estimated 130.- 000 tons in 1046.

The Canada Year Book (i046) reveals that 456,571,581 pounds of grain were used in i944 in Canada in the manufacture of liquor. and tone of molasses were also ueel te produce the liquor.

The liquor traffic is a ravenous beast devouring the food which would have kept thousands of children alive in thefamine strick- en areas of Europe. but ll uor drinkers demanded their dr nk. How can any one drink liquor to- day made out of the life blood o! little children,

I am reminded of the story of David in II Samuel. Chapter M. who was shut off from Bethlehem by a Philistlne srrison and said longlmglyi "Oh l some mic would | only give me‘ a drink from the well of Bethlehem." Three of his brave i followers broke through the Phil-

istinc lines, drew some water from i the Well at Bethlehem and ' brou ht it to David, but he would I not rink it. He ured it an the [ground and crie, "God forbid that I should do it. this is the ' blood o! the men who went at the I risk of their lives." SO HE WOULD

N01‘ DRINK. Shall men an | women drink of the blood oi m-

tle children, whore food was made iinto liquor to satlsf the everice

of brewer: and dletllere and the evil craving of drinkers. We shall not drink. new: the high minded normal man and women. for- bids that X should do.

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hr a recent article in "Guardian" the following menu were mess with reference touthe food situation in lumps:

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tirely dependent on the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration."

“Italy -’I\ivo pounds of bread, cost MM 0n the ‘black market’. ‘Aadgguate black market meals cost

"Yugoslavia -Five million people rely entirely on UNRRA. In many places the only food available is three slices of bread a day." etc, ets.

In the face of this appalling situation. the Government still per-mm the brewers to waste. and worse than waste. vast. quantities of grain in the production of liq— uid poison. While people o-f other countries are perishing for lack of bread, these gentlemen are tak- ing the grai-n to poison their own countrymen and make money fc-r themselves. One cannot conceive how any human being could he so callous and unfeeling.

The eo e as a whole submit to the rat on ng of butter. sugar. and without complaint. they give their garments to the National Clothing Collection and do what they can to su ort the Red Cross and oth- er re f agencies; and now_ii is suggested that bread be rationed. Bread is the staff of life and Jze main diet of the poor. Does it not seem rather s cowardly ex- pedient to take the bread from the mouths oi the poor while the brewer: are allowed to waste enor- mous quantities of grain in older to line their own pockets and in- dulge the rich in their “little drop"? - _

What nation that carries on in this fashion can expect to prosper and what can we expect from a Government that breaks the laws of the country and illegally passes amendments?

People talk about iebiscites re-, gardi-ng Daylight aving, titer m", as if they didn't realize that‘ a plebiscite means nothing to our‘ Government. In such things they are ruled by the liquor inter-cits.

We want Justice. We want a. government that will be ruled hyi the wishes of the majority and} will not be influenced by a degen~

erate minority. - —EDITH STBRNS

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We are proud too. of the years of your life dedicated to the service of your country. We are happy for you, that your wish of long stand- ins for a farm on Union Road has been fulfilled. To you, Mary and Elizabeth-you come to us from another homeland to make your home with us. You have already won a place in our hearts. we give you a very warm “welcome" and hope that you will find us good neighbours and friends and that you will be very happy in this

country. .

As this is a “House-Wnrming" we think it appropiate to read this poem entitled “House Bless- ing", by Arthur Guiterman.

Bless the Four Comets of this_ House

And be the Llntel blest; And bless the Hearth. and bless e Board - And Bless each Place oi Rest; And bless the Door that opens

wide To Stranger as to Kin; And bless each crystal window-

pane That lets the Starlight in;

And bless the Rooftree overhead! And every sturdy wall: The Pésce of Man. the Peace

The Peace of Love on All.

May these gifts which we now present to you he helpful and‘ with them are the best wishes ofl the people of Union Road [or a Jhigr/y and prosperous wedded

Presentation

On Tuesday evening, July 16th, t very enjoyable evening wns e em at the home of Mr. and

rs. Humphrey Jones. Union Road, when many of their reign- boun and friends gathered to give them a "House-Warming" and to extend to them a welcome to the community. Mr. Jones is wcii known to eveﬁyone in the district i and, after spa ding five ears anti, nine months in the lerv cs of hls| country, returned pvurchale a farm and make a permanent homei here. Mrs. Jones and their dough-l ter Elisabeth arrived here-Jim a: few weeks ego from England. For,‘ the occasion the house was very prettily decorated with tlowcn and plants.

To the strains of "Blast be the tie that binds," Mr. and Mrs. Jones were escorted to two decor- ated chairs Min Ruth Mec-

lnnon and . Keith Sryenton- s ter which an address. on behal i of the people of Union Mod was‘ reed by Mu Me Gill. Gifts were than presented to Mr. and In. Jone: the verses bcigg reedl by 1am rim-y om. Attleti

renting-the gm: were M

rl Livingstone, Min Tillie. Prone. Mlu Grace Meoleen eml‘ Min Annie Gill. Ir. and am» Jones thanked all present tori their kindness and extended to all "an open door". after which joined in singing "For They Joly Good allows."

Lunch wee served by the iedm end the remainder of the evening wee whiled away by music, ling-

end dancing. ~ , t a lets hour, all deported to their homes, wishing Mr. and Mral Jones many years oi happy wedﬂ

ed m. r- ii I a oi so t ‘d; {KP-lie in: isnirlna rm- weI n-i a a l m» a unisi°“i'isri“.i.‘“riii.'i.'a i352 n to "we come" u

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Wood leIendv-Garlbou Service

With the Prince-Nova and Chm-lg; s xi, operation the schedule is as follows:

Leave Wood Islands 7 can. I ma.

Leaves

.1‘: Caribou - 7 no. 9 em. 11 e.m. 1 pm. 8 pan. 5 p4,,‘

Opsrating Daily including Sundays oaruon tavulo ‘mm

RATES: Sale u 1945. ublic will lease sole, that as much as we "gm, it, we w ll be uneb e to maintain this schedule with the |"Ch¢tlel A. Dunning" and m: until further dredging and dock improvements have been mode at Wood Islands, it pt lent one round trip Ilelly,

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JULY 27, 1946

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PIOVINCIAL IUIOLIISIIPI Queen! Con!!!

ketharing Livingston . Clyde I1"?- Austin Bowman, Norotb Wilteblre.

Prince County

Winnifred Cairns, bower F town. Donald Callback. Summerside.

KingbCoInl!

Lila Howe, Guernsey Cove. Adele Campbell, Soune Convent.

Charlottetown

Mark MacGuiaen. Q0991! 51"!" School.

Bethany MacDonald, Rochiord Square School.

SILL SCHOLABSBIPS Queen's County

Lloyd Burke, Glenroy. Margaret Roche, ‘ ntegue West.

Prince County

Erland Henderson. Private Study. George Keefe, Kinkore.

King's County

Anne Keefe. St. George's. Nellie Foley, Souris Convent.

J. D. Seaman Memorial Prize, awarded by the Teachers‘ Federation w the candidate standing hlg/hest in the combined marks of the English examinations :

Winniired Cairns. Lower Freetown; Katherine Livingstone. Clyde River; Mark MacGuigiin. Queen Square — (equal).

Honourable 'l‘ha.ne A. Cem bell Prize, awarded to the date standing highest in French: Laur- etta Gallant, Egmont Bey.

The highest marks in the ver- lous sublects are:

English Literature - Mark Mec- Ggllgan, Queen Square School. 68, out o .

lmgllah composition - Bethany MacDonald, Rnchforq Square, ‘ll, out of 75.

Lstin Lila Howe. Cove, 99.

Arithmetic Mark mcouirm. Queen Square School, 8'1.

Mathematics - Austin Bowman, North wiltshire. 100: Bethany Mec- Donald. Rochford Square School, 100. (equal).

Rural Science - Winniired Cairns. Lower Freetown. 48, out of b0.

French -Laurette Gallant, Rmont Bay, 9'7.

British History - Mark MaoGui- gan, Queen Square School, 46, out of O.

Guernsey

Hygiene — Janet Ives. West Kent School, 47, out of 50.

Canadian History - Edna Town- slxrend, Prince Street School. 44, out 0 50.

Geography - David Hurst, West Kent School, 89.

Mark MaoGulsan. Q u e c n UBTO.

Winniired Cairns. Dower !'ree-_ to‘

m. Katherine Livingstone, Clyde River. .

Lila. Howe, Guernsey Cove. Adele Campbell, Souris Convent Bethany MacDonald, Rlochford Square.

Austin Bowman. North Wilt- shire.

Mary MacWadc. Notre Dame. Velma Buell, Prince Street. Jane Johnstone, Prince Street. Donald Callback. Summerside. Anne Keefe. St. George's. Nellie Foley. Souris Convent. Alden MacDonald. St. Peter's. Erland Henderson. Private study Lloyd Burke. Glsnroy.

George Keefe, Kinkore. Margaret Roche. Montague West.

Romona Peters, Sour-is Convent James Nicholson, Crapaud. Margaret Carruthers, Augustine Cove.

Shirley Cooke. York.

Marjorie MecPhereon. Prince Street.

Gower Muilin, Queen Square. Vera Ramsay. Hamilton. Noreen Connolly, Rochford Square.

Joyce Maolill’, 8t. Peter's. Alan Stewart, Summers" . Anne Hewitt. Summsrsi‘ . Marguerite Vsssey, York. Anne Hughes, Correspondence

- Instruction. .

Shirley Myers, Crapeu

Helen Whalen, St. Peter's. Anita Doiron, St. Peter's. Aileen Richard. Miscouchs. Aletha MacLeod, Lorne Valley. Marjorie l-togers, St. Mary's Academy.

Constance Cooks. Prince Street Margaret Jerdine, Reneington. Kathleen Neuron. Retro Belle. Avis Sulmeh. Central lboyelty. Linda Inmen, Argyle Qiore. Jeanette lqdner. Prince Street. Anne Mullet. Int Raymond Arsenault.

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Katherine Auid, Freetown. Ann Callaghan, Lake Verde. ‘mess . Klnkore. gar-gust. MacDonald, him

rest. Susan mcAuley, lourle Cou-

ven Mary Meclnnie, It. Peter's. Mary , Convent Kathleen Pratt, It. Peters. Ho Machine, It. nan. ‘more Roche. llonlgue . Helen ceirnl. lower Premium. Otsdn Gamble. Orsneud. Shirley Richard, none Duns. Boy Stewart, Breolln. er"-

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acute rtutcheeon s: Doiron, lqillﬂ- mum lleebcmld. Mount

West. aims Mechﬂnn, Aulllttlne

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man.

Velma Munn. Prince Street. Dorie Meter, Sorta Wilteblre I June hell. Uh

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reassess are as assess;

Mary Besirsto. fanning. ' Cliﬂord Meolnod, Orwell Cove Christine Show. Lorne Valley. M!!! Gillil. Alberton. Catherine Gallant, St. Peter's. Connie Mair. Georsetown. Teresa O'Brien, Tignish con. vent.

Joyce Wood, Tryon Consolidates Ililgrothy Areenault, Summe;- s n.

If)" ‘ills ‘rolls. Rockford Square, _ 2e Nicholson, Brookneid, Glenn Curley. St. Mary's A“.

demy.

Donalda Manhood. Prince Street Myron Weeks, Fredericton. Jean Comn, Souris Convent. Edward Lund. Queen Square. Adelard Gallant. Egmont Bay. Marjorie MacNclll. Miscouche. Viola Kays, Prince Street. Mary Watts. York.

Norma Campbell, O'I.»eary. Eleanor Carson, Bonshaw. Roberta Frirzell. Alberton. Jean MacPherson, Greenvale. Stanislaus Mooney, Vernon. Frances Tuplin. Private study. Everett Barrett, Summerside. Zelma Ourley, St. Mary's Ace, demy.

Keir Adams, Conway.

. Edna Atkins, Glen Roy.

Leith Douglas, West Kent. Helen Comn. Moreli Village. Jack Graham. Kinkora. Marian Heckbert. Summe aids. Margaret MacMurdo, North Bedeque.

Eileen Doyle, Notre Dame. Richard Doyle. Queen Square, Ruth Profitt, Irishtown.

Uliian Cotton. Prince Street. Clare MacDonald, Rochiorq Square.

Noreen Doiron, Rockford Square.

Orell Hayes. Bldeford.

Helen MacFarlane, Summer- side.

Gladys MacLeod. Uigg.

Myra ‘Trainer. Tignlsh Convem Kenneth Smith, Webster's cor.

ner.

Bedford MacDonald, Little Pond.

Zeta Corcoran, Alberton. Roberta Gay, Surnmmids. Devid Jardine, West Kent. Priscilla Jay, St. Peter's.

Ions Johnston. Alma.

Laurette. Gallant, Egmont Bu.) George Key, Summer-side. Frieda Aitken, Lower Montagul Augustine Flynn,.Queen Square Mary Handrahan. Tlgnish Con- ven .

Anita Laughlln, St. Maryb Academy.

Garth Stewart. Norboro. Rut-h Stewart, Montague. Belle Smith, Arlington. Mary G. Gallant. Welllngtq Station.

Ian MacMillan, Queen Square, Rowan Proﬂtt, Kensington. Alfred Hennessey. Queen Squerg Betty MacDonald. Notre Dams. Olin Proud. York.

Esther MacLennan. Summer- side.

Norma Lewis. York.

Dorothy Peters, Rochiord Square.

Florence MacﬂuigamJipchlq-q Square.

Audrey Stevenson, Breulalbene Village.

Doris Dalzell, New Annan. Malcolm Johnston. Montague. Elizabeth Lantz. West Kent. Betty Kinch, Tignish Convent. Elaine Bourke. West Kent. Marie Murray, Kinkora. Catherine Gallant, Mlscoucha. Geraldine Doiron, Souris Con,- vent.

Betty l-lnmm, Prince Street. John Munn. St. Andrews. Bertha Bette. Gienwood. Charles MacDonald. Cardigan. Regena Maclsaac. Sourls Cone vent.

Joan Compton. Summerside. Lois Shaw. Spring Park. Marjorie Roberts. Kinkora. Patricia MacNeill. Klnkora. Frederick Weeks, Fredericton. Harry MacConneli, George- town

Leigh Newcombe. Port Hill. Mary Wclls, Bummer-side. Hazel Yeo, Montague.

Anne Campbell. R o c h i o r d

are. Calvin MacCaull, llllarslle. Virginia Campbell. Summerelde Bennett Carr, Wheatley.

Hugh Leslie, St. Peter's. Shirley MacGinn, Kinkora. Alodle Oaissie, Egmont Bey. Izgnsid MacDonald, Summer- s e.

James Saunders, K Roy Grant, Summerside. Charles MacDonald. George- town.

Sandy Nicholson, Mayfleld. Urban Wedge. Queen Square; Lois MeoLean, New Dominion. Eileen Power. Rochford Square Stuart Curry, Souris.

Sally Schurman. Summeraide. Margaret Howatt, Crcpaud.

309 Mary Gallant, Klnkora.

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Edwin MacDonald. Panmurl Island. Jack Psynter, Long River. Earl OBﬂen, ‘rlgnish Convent Doris OT-Ielloren, Tignlsh Con- vent. Noreen Smith, Notre Dame. Dorothy Ellis, Summersids. Ines Gavin, See Cow Pond. unwood Gillie, Point Prim.

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Robert Morrison, Hamilton. Donald Simmons. Summer-side Norm Mord. Summer-side. Helen Stewart. Summarride. Phyllis Conn, Montague. Catherine Harris. Seat Point-

80! ltenley MecNalr, West Kant.

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Adelaide Lerter, ltochforo

e Richolenn, It. Sudan“: Shirley Pollard, Bochtor Square. lean Moore. Brookileld. William Whelen. 8t. Peter's Jben Meikle Summarsise. smut; weiia. mums.

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Hose Gillie, St. Peter's.

In Meeunnan, Alexandri- Oeth ns MacDonald. John- ston's liver.

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