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Shows At 2:30 - 7 and 9

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Ixtn i i - News - Fighting Engineers Ossiq Nelsen and Band — Cartoon

Shows Daily At 2:80-78!“

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ADDED: South American Sports - Musics] Shows Daily At 2:30 - 7 and 8:45

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UOOKS for Photos. cos ‘7 ' . smkfggslsalon urn IN

TIE Kill OI‘ IAIN!‘ JAKE- The Rev. E. A. righ Knox ivhwch. Wallace w t a |conduct i Preach th ‘mm-row. There will

Service while the w ivacation. I . CONVICTED .AC — Yesterday afternoon s ‘Charlottetown resident paid a fine 00 for angling without a license. He was convicted before Stipendisry Magistrate Tweedy on

a charge laid by Royal Canadian ‘Mounted Police. The oftence was

lcrogimitted at Milton Sunday morn-

GBAHAMS ROAD SOLDIER -MISSING—MI. and Mrs. John A. Whitehead have received word that their son. Cpl. J. Wilfred White- head of the North Nova Sootia Highlanders was ofnclallv reported mlslng in action July 25. Cpl Whitehead went overseas in i941. andhas been in action since D-day.

Their other sons are servi o‘.

$116 B8!- MMShall with the R.C.A.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The ‘ funeral of the late Miss Mary Ann Cameron was held yesterday after- noon from the home oi her niece. =Mrs. Kenneth McNeill. Clyde Riv- er. Service at the_ home and grave l was conducted by the Rev. Harv? Bishop, assisted by Rev. E. A. Tod . ‘Pall- arers were Seymour Dar- i rach, Hector Darrach, Daniel Mc- Neill, Lawrence Kickain, MacFadyen, S. H. Colwlll. Inter- . tent was in Argyle Shore cem- e ery.

i .___..____ ,“Hank the Yodeliing

l Ranger“ Scores big Hit at Empire

"l-lank The Yodclling Ranger" Canada's “Ace" cowbov singer and ‘DIEM-liar radio favorite scored a | smashing hitat the Empire Theatre

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TIAIN AND train left Borden 366 passengers. arriving here wit 121 at 8:15. The ferry made trips yesterday.

spread of over '1 feet. This ms" have been the eagle that was dec; mating the ducks at Clark's Cre: and Pistglid River early this sun; mer. T e bird was sent in t Mr. Calder, local taxidermist. fa mounting.

Personals

Mrs. .1 s .Whyte. Sydney n.

the Prov hoe.

is a. guest of the Queen Hotel. Mr.

In. NJ‘. Waters and dailghter Claire have arrived in the city to spend s holiday with Mrs. Waters Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

LAO. and Mrs. H. . nedeoue are visiting Ottawa Montreal where ey are with friends from Vancouver. B.C.

Sgt. J.W' Docherty. Mrs. Docl» erty and children. Mvrna and Rota have returned to Windsor. N. b having spent an anioynhle three weeks vacation visiting relatives and friends on the Island.

Among the recent

arrivals by is Miss Wilma

Yesterday when he opened a week's v enazflirement at the Theatre 1n con- ‘luncticn with the musical feature "liiGoodlookiriFOnthesame _n_r0gram as added treats are the ;sn0rts featurettes "Borrah Min- inevitch and llils Harmonica Ras- soorts reel entitled l "South American Sports".

Just one year aao "Hank" visit»

casion he also played the Imp Theatre where hundreds of his fans listened to his popular and cowboy skits. Last week “Hanlfl was a favorite at the Old Home Week festivities but last niltht he gained rounds f a/oolause on bre- senting his e program songnnfiok , . "Ha " will be on he Empire stage to-day and all this week with a complete change of program each day. Daily shows start at 2.80-7.00 a/nd 8.45 Plan now to see this BIG stage and screen program featurina "Hank The Yodelling Ranger.” Tell your friends about it for it's the Empire's star hit of the year.

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Holy Redeemer Hall I'D-NIGHT

8.30 The prises are the sale ll these prevailing st alter Bingss in the city-

Freezout.

For Charitable Purposes

REMEMBER

DR. J. ‘A. CLARK, Superintendent-

"fr! Wm Leave Wood Islands 7.00 mm. 11.00 an. and 0.00 pa.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28rd, st l P. M. Fann of Mr. Hugh J. MacDonald, Monticello

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I i rnunoosr, AUGUST mi, l1- 1 P. n. . ‘ Fann of Mr. Nelson l. Stewart, led Point

plane to this citv

Hammond Johnston

A meeting of horsemen will l

held at Hugh Walker's Barn tr

, evening at ,» ed Charlottetown and on that oc- h

8:30 at which tin" orses will be declared in and po' tion drawn for, the Summersi:

races on Wednesday.

ICDl. and Mrs. IBJ dTownseing pend: ew a, s w

flu-Erodes andmielaiives in Charlotte-

town and Souris. They leave ‘Tues-

TO GET UP in ilie liiiiilliifi‘:

Doenft it ieel swell to wake up in the morning

cinr-eyd, reireshed. full of m? Yet so many.

a over 00. get up t all over, with lointa. never really feel their best.

The reason is often s common complaint-a

Iyflt III l I’ C I I rtrxhny people. you need help so clear‘: out ‘a glidi- yours. riilfiifin action of stair“ semis isuab flective aid thousan on.

Made from l0 pure vegetable attracts. Bi‘

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mwfiefitgifd-iiacufhst Waits Up Nhfiini Than all

sting flow 0t

esnnilal to good digestion and any‘ I ii;

Why not enjoy thstfilsd-to- al re" eelln an! day? ry Bile Beans ton ht-thei while you sleep. Over 1 mil on boxer used year. eonvineing cow if how greatly they are helping others. M

» I The Public is ilordially Invited to Attend

The Dominion Government illustration Station Field iiays

The work of the Illustration Stations and Experi- ‘ mental Farms will beuiscussed. A feature of particular interest this year will be the cereal grain plots in which are growing grain varieties you have heard of and may- _ wish to sec. The Prince Edward Island Department of! Agriculture and the Live Stock Branch of the . i I Production Service will be represented.

Take this opportunity to meet your neighbours, io see the work that is in progress and to talk your problems over with the departmental representatives. l‘

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FERRY SERVICE

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND -— NOVA SCOTIA VIA WOOD ISLANDS. P.I.l. -- CARIBOU. N-S. NJ’. "PRINCE NOVA"

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Will Leave Caribou 0.00 a.|n. L00 p II and 8.00 p m.

LUNCHIS SERVED

NORTIIUMIERLAND FERRIES. LIMITED oasatonsrowu. no.1.

I OCTOIII AND NOVIMIII IOI IDULI WILL II AN- NOUICID IATII.

l I ’ FERRY —- The last evening with y’ 6 .

__ts-nent and nno-I pf-‘

LARGE BALD EAGLE SHOT — On Saturday s large Bald Eagle was shot at Murray Harbour by a Mr R-chards. The bird had a win:

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is spending a. few days in the City. "1 1"‘ Miss Louise r. tiny. Medford

seas Gnr. George with the artllleryimuu h‘ ‘pending he‘, vacation m w. G. A. McCabe, Moncton. N. 3.,

W. E. Sturgess, Vancouver, B. 0.. is staying at the Queen Hotel.

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