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THE MASTER SCREEN RECREATION OF AN ILIMOR-TAL S T O R Y BRING TBI WHOLE FAMILY T0 SEE

SPOT ON THE RUG-

OOMEDY AND SERIAL

without a united front. Loyalty to °f

success. Self interests should be ed'

Shes the das# mg of the Brit- ish fleet . ._ and Sails the high seas of hilarity ith the cleverest

crew of comedians

dinary electors towards their chos- “nl

en party, not only during a. cam- been

ih.

mlsn but on the time whether that °°1’J;_°“;‘,2;‘r;to’;:;:§;§ sms wma,” reeent seeth of her mother.

- " ‘Malone was the celebrant. . ,

l U d the uces the ladies of

was the _general opinion that a me place of the railway entirely.. n er ‘ipr _ - d°]°g"'“°“ 5h°“1d be 'em to the Mr' Myer’ “id” llicious lunch and after service dele- wcst Prince Association to confer In spite of these and mlm? 03'”

with them. difficulties, the speaker had every for an hour or so

Major May after first thanking cbnfldence that Premier Bennett _ h ben 1; me mm ti uld bring Canada through (Ap. Two oclock the ch\n‘c

the delcga cs for no a on 86 wo '

Vice President, said he was very P1'1U8°)- mg pl-eslded over by M,-,_ H_ p_

much in favour of the amalagama- Raym°nd_ After th, opening hymn U0" 0f_ the dig? °5~;°C‘a?°“’~dI“th" HON' G' SHELTON SHARP and prayer by the Rev. Mr- Spri88l very able H ess e Slew 6 or Kensington Mrs Nelson Pres- - harp Minister ' ' '

point that no party can succeed mm- G~ shemm 5 '

bile Works received an on

Pu . '

t_ welcomed the delegates. Minutes of

one's Party was the key note of ulusuauc °va'u°n' He congmtula.

Mr, Myers on his timely and

submerged for the interests of the inspiring address'

b ht re ets from Dr Mac

Party and Province and it rested He mug gr h ` _ officers and delegates, s standing chiefly on the attitude of the or- mlllglt' Qctgy :;:;";sw Ee :$3 resolution of sympathy was passed

called to attend 8. mediwl

BHERRYVALLEY

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Women’s Auxiliary, C.

of E. Hold Enthus- iastic Semi-annual

‘_ Meeting.

P\.,X':t*5_°'°

P01,

I The semi-annual meeting of the, Women's Auxi1iary_of the Church] ~.f England in Prince Edward Is-] . ind was held yesterday at .Cherry i

'alley in Christ Church, old andl Jstoric, dating back to Loyalist lmes. The church was packed to he doors. On a glorious summer norning delegates gathered from :ar and near to join in divine serv- lce, followed by the Holy Commun- ion. The Rev. Mr. Philipp; of Ai- berton gave an inspiring sermon, the theme being living and doingl

'what one believes. 'I‘he Rev. Canoni

the parish W A provided a de-

gates met socially in picnic style

called all to the semi-annual meet-

ldent of the Cherry Vlaley branch

.the last semi-annual meeting were read by Miss Cotton, Correspond- ing Sccretary. After roll call of the

aud extended tg Mrs. Pierce, the Recording Secretary, on the very

'fi'

An mvltatlon that 1§ hard to reslst...

Listen'

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YB: fin ph

\ nlAatTr.»nr§.`»gurr-

'mu u-rn.: :oss mon rou-

Party was a success or failluve. In to closing he supported the motion of

Provincial matters dealing Each convenor then gave a. short

you've ever laugh-

ed at. You’|l smile! You’Il roar! You'll howl!

Also Torchy Comedy and!

it/lick-cy Mouse I

Mr. James Pendergast that a, com- mittee be appointed to meet the West Prince Association on the subject of amalgamation.

The unde

for

with l ue l

to cgglignworm 61:; ‘;;;trev;;“._ offering Boxes, Mrs. Spriggs for the

means the curtaiiment of the ‘lunmr Branch' Mm' R°5°" f°’

D' rt t_ verbal report on the work of har

chienéovxigmtxt ozncaégingme; department. Mrs. Green for the

‘_ 8 heavy debt mu would have Little Helpers, Mrs. Bell for the

Juniors Mrs, Paynter for Thank

IN MAKING Rice Krlspies, the Kellogg Company produced a ready to eat cereal that has won millions of friends

Those crunchy bubbles of rice look ao mviting when you

heap them in a bowl. As you pour on mllk or cream the way

Party Leaders e

Prince Conservative Associ-1,

The annual meeting of the Eastiisier or Public Works and also con- W

Prince Liberal Conservative Amo- gratulate Hon. Thomas MaoNutt elution held in Summcrsicle on on his elevation to the high office at

This

Mr-._John H. Myers, MI. working days of the mad tmcw-,.8 “The Living Message," Mrs. McNutt

throughout the Pzwmch The mad for Prayer Partners, Mrs. Batt for

Mr. Myers, one of the Federal mum” were asked to ug, the D°!‘¢BS- The Tl’€0-WISP. M188 1-GWB.

‘ » members for Queens County, was ho,-se drawn drag wherever possible 5P°k° f°l' 9' few mmm" ‘"1 the

e a e greeted with enthusiasm when ho to assist in keeping up the roads Pledge Fund Md M3-S5 C5310 H85'

rose to address the meeting; with the lent expemm Consldeh lam in charge of literature gave a

_ . He referred fp the loyal support able work had already been .U_ brief I1-Eslime Of the Stildy b00k! for

that the Conservatives of East ¢0mp11ghgd_ widening roads and th” mmm? year- Mn- C93,” mm

, 0 ‘ | 1 C € n_ Prince had given to their Party deepening ditches. The new tractor WCB President' thanked "ws" °°"'

leaders in the past and heartily purchased for use in 151; District, 11111115’ f-he W- A- member! 01' Cherry

supported Major May in his views of prince 1, swing great ”tMac_ Valley for their enthusiasm and a

amalgamation, Mom standing vote of thanks was ten- only recently retumed from Ot- The recon; aovemmeng md 110114 T0 *MSO hwnlthblb lldiw- wa Mr. Myers dealt ably with the given 'the nsenrenee that rrlnee M11 C°=*l f°° =l>°l=° °ll the Rem"-

~ ° ` o various important matters which Edward Island would be included “tm” Fund explaining it* D""P°"°'

ll'1Sp1I`1I1g Add1'€SS€S D€l1V€f€d hon oeonpieo the attention of the in th, perrnenent highway norject md” °f °°“°°”°“ “nd W’ Sml'

° H011-le 0! C0mm0¥1ll dllrills the last across the continent as soon as the fymll ’°5“"" in “Stem Canml

At ' session, 4 flngnggg 011119 gmmtry gngbled the After th’ C1959 °f 111° hmm*

He spoke in glowing terms of the Government to carry out the work. meetml MW' R9'Ym°nd» 31° PNP

ridership of Rt. Hon. R. B. Ben- 'rho farmers of the Province had ldeng $311; i;l"°d"°°d ;W*;i° Allg-

. O '

' ett, and his achievements not bee given an opportunity to com- "Y e ° K°'“3"`“'» “ °- W °

atlon In Summerslde' n ly in Canadian politics but as a mul; their taxes in statute labour SMI’ f°1` tl” 011°” “°"".W°°k~ In

orld statesman. and many of the secondary roads °' 511°" and "fy mmestmi M' - _ _ _ _ He expressed his sincere regret have been widened and repaired. dm” W” D"Bl°15 mwilmed th" _ `

t, U 1,, Kenpo is the B f th F

they snap, crackle, and pop is an appeal that seems to say-

“L1sten!. . . get hungry ” And every spoonful you eat ls a thrill nn flavor.

Countless mothers depend upon Kelloggls Rice Krispiea

because their flavor and crispness are always welcomed by children. -And since Rice Krispies are nourishing and easy to digest, they are a fine food for any meal. _

_ Grown-ups, too, delight in their cnmchy goodness. Fife

for breakfast, luncheon, or light snacks. Economical. Quality guaranteed. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. _

STORE ENLABGED- - 01108

Tuesday, was from every stancipolnt of Miziister of Agriculture. A i

We commend the able manner in u r ueh Hon. w. J. P. Macmillan, m

B. gmat success.

Mr. D. B. McDonald who was re- \vl

elected unanimously as President. Z\ presided and opened the meeting by ri

fwelcoining the members of the Yeti-

ilnisier of Health and Education

eral and Provincial Govemlncuts sion of the House and his zealous “

who were present and the delegates and untiring efforts in the public from the different polls. sc

He gave a very inspiring address :Ed

stating that he looked with con- lc

(idence on the future, Canada bc-

lng in very capable hands with ,ihe excellent condition of the pub- W Hon. R. B. Bennett at the helm. Hn 1

looked for a rise in prices to the economy in the different Depart- C

und had every colifldencc in the

vom-cl express our high appreciation h

rvlce notably in the interest of t

ic roads and their practice of strict

J. D. Slc*.\'ztl't would soon nc ro-iBcnuotL during this cliffzcult per- id

stored to health and spake with

ie<i in thc history of our country w

death of Mr. H. M, Do\vn:i;;f. llc1\

'itlzng bcitcr mnrkcis for the people

assured the Govcl'nnu:n‘. of the lily-inf Canaria through thc trade treat- Cl'

ai supfport of thc clusters of Ilnsii

Prince and comlncndcd the spit-nolcl l \ way in which they had fmnncrdir

the Primm County llcspiiul nnri their efforts in arranging for the comfort of thc patients nt lmlcfm-

Mr. J. l". Mclnnis then rmd iho

miniltcs of the previous annual hicreiing which were adoptrri nnzi pnsifmcl.

A resolution oomimlttoc was thcn

May, A. G. M\cCaull and Joseph A. 1'

Gallant, who brought in the fol-,Convcntrs 'lhirfl Ilisirict John J.

lmvlrlg resolutions: `

` RESOLUTIONS

adn from the present conference nuw being held in london. f

ziililnou. ly. T

ctnry T:‘c:1f:iu~ur, J. 1". Mclnnis; tl

. rr: `. : r

, nistr-lot, nr. Mat.-Bride, Murdock ‘

irs ncgoiinicd and we look for- G vnrd with gi-cat confidence to the C

stnnult, I ink foznpson Fourth 0

uson, Firth District Gordon

nd Acting Premier, conducted the gr public business during the last ses- _

ucation in Prince of Wales Col ta

ge and Summerside High School. re

asonnble security as to time and received with enthusiasm. 3°” °f I“d|°- T110 W- A- 1’ 5'

We oommcnd the G°V"mm"m 0” have been broken off without Hon. Thomas McNutt, Minister of P"9'Y1“9 blind helping 5° 5Pl'°ad the

aming. To enable business houses Agriculture, spoke briefly on the J°Yf“l news °f the G°5P°l- ‘nd th” build up trade lines between activities of the Govemment dur- H015' Km8'd°m °f which the" Uh”-11

nnada and the United States ing the past year. Economy with be 5° end-

farmr-rs in tho very ncnr future mcnts of the Public Service. mem must be statutory laws whmh emciency was what the GOvem_ Concluding the session votes of

The East Prince Consclvative As- ` Wm protect the tm."-fs for 8 term ment aimed at in an Dep9_rtments_ thanks to the speaker of the gf-

Conservative party. socioilon in annual meeting con- of yen,-s_ A reasonable tm-iff would The Agricultural Department was temoon, to the Rev. W. I. Philippa,

c beneficial to both Canada and the most important and has prov- Captain WWUS °f the Chunk Army

' Ire expressed the smzilmwus of of the vulunhle s<~rvi<:e rendered the United Statég and M,-_ Myer; ed of the greatest service to the and Canon Malone were tendered. thc mcetn; in the l-mpc that llon_(;mu~.d;\ by our Premier Hon. R. B. img grunt confidence that Pres- farmers. Mr. McNutt. invited the C'm°n Mamie then ¥”'°f‘°“n°ed

ent Roosevelt would co-operate`farmers to visit the Department the B°“€di°u°n at th’-‘3 Hemklm' ith the Canadian Government for and Experimental Farm at any “ual m°°'“i“9 in Christ Ch“1'Ch»

loeligg of t.he10Ss to Prince County and commend the efforts of the bcttcr trade relations with the two time and he was willing at all °h°"'Y Valley-

and the Province gchvrhlly in inc cmiscrrniive Govrlrnment in pro- countries. times to hold farmers' meetings *mm*

The speaker s-poke briefly on the whenever the farmers' wished it. ‘ foot on Canadian trade with Mr. Thomas Wlgmore, M. L. A.. M5-R37-4933 rent Britain when the latter in a. short speech endorsed the ""“i“-*°*--<- nuntry went off the gold stand- matters stressed by the previous BRUCE-RDBERTSON-At Chl?-

nsuits which Wm ,mm-ue to Can. ard last year. Stabilization of the speakers, particularly thc urgent lot/tetown, P. E. Island on June,

world's currency, he said, would need for ¢¢°n0my_ 28. 1983, by Rev. Ewen MtcDoug- urthcr help in establishing a. prof- Mr, J. F. Arnett gave a very op- all. B- D-. Albert A. Bruce 0! Pow-

M(,._..d by M,,_5_,,- M,,_,._ s0m,,d,,d iinblo mnrkct for Canadian pro- timistic speech. Canada‘s future is nal, P. E. Island to Mlss._l'sley

WOM H9_.,.1L_~,1_ U.; f_~d,.,,n D,,“~s0,, nn.-_ cmlmd ,m_ ducts in Grout Britain. Mr. Myers a bright one. There is nced in RDbP1'l»S0l’\ 0! the Same Dive.

nfcmd to the Stabilization these difficult times that tha Con- *Mm-#im

, Fund voted nt the last session of servatlva party stand behind their DEATHS

I . V , . __ _ pm-liamr-nt for the purpose of leader, and give him every sup- ”

mlmum OF Orrmnns , making up to thc Canadian farmerport. CLARK--At St. John, N.B., Wed- . . _ ' thc loss sustained on his products Hon. Adrian F. Arsenault and nesday, June 28, Mrs. Herbert Clark.

alllxointcd as follows- Major F. F. Pifliillciitlith'l£.orBl”M1(;'DO$ll];{`, shipped to omni Britain' through Mr' Heath strong' K' U" M' L' A" Remains Wm an-we this evening'

` ` ` ` ` ` ' ' ie low rate of exchange. also spoke along the same lines. Funeral fl'0m M¢L¢B¥\ Flmeml

He looked to the World Confer- Mr. D. B. -McDonald in thanking _ HOUR? 011 Friday. June 30311. B€l`VlC0 nee to bring about better conoi- the speakers for their evceuent na- starting at 2 °‘¢l°¢k.1llnewlJellvllls ons in this respect. _ 'drcsscs, said he was more than de- Bt 2-30» Iflt01'm€Ilt P€0Dl€'S Cemet-

D1 _ _ A, The financial problems which lighted at the success of the meet-

` ` ` ' .thc Government has to face in the ing.

, Dawson. Arsvno Polic

The East Prince Conservative As- '

uoclation in Annual Meeting as- lenitled learn with satisfaction of lhe steady improvement in thc health of our Premier Ilon. James D. Stewart. and hcrpc for his rapid rcroycry.

We congratulate the Hon. G.

Shelton Sharp on his appointment o the important portfolio of Min-

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GYY.

I Y' _ railway situation caused largely as The National Anthem brought with the manager, Mr. Gordon

‘ a result of Liberal extravaganca, the proceedings to a close. S. ` Hughes

AM.\l.<~ .iM.\'rIoN . ~ ' wiasfrl 1-mvca 1li¢Fl:ll;i`1§ Tcdg? WM touched "pm . D' M aclfean MW" B°““"‘° 'S “lm” ‘l“““”°d WR A 1 l Long distances and our winter ‘What do you do in these days ‘ beth by knowyedge md expmence ‘ * v"TW"‘ A550(`IA'n0N5 season- maka it necessary to have of darlmess?" aomeon ked

' a trnnscontincntai railway, but one old American aoldiler, who was 1 g _

M* U B~ MCDOHHW tllfll l>r0i>°S- sneh system would be nrnpie to buns. “m"“M“ zienzzngna), ,;,}:,};;l,c,:,°,f°;°,'f,‘::,f;;l:9

Cd tile Hlllnls-lm2tf0Yl Of E355 ‘md serve the needs of the present "Dui" he replied, "why, I thank Charlottetown and and reliability is an cnvlgblg one Wert Prillfe Associations. and ask- population. Transportation by mo- God -that for fifty years I had the North Wiluhln and his hosts '01 rr-feng, |11 ish'

'<1 alvwhcn

Gd 101" Ollltlloll-‘l on the r»llbjcci_ Sev- tor car has come to stay and must g'nt of slght"--Imam the Sight of “O0 14| ° him eve W W

mmm

pany, Ltd., now stands. He remain ed with Mr. Hughes until the fall of '1908 when he entered business partnership with D. A. MacKinnon Both had received their drug edu cation from Mr. Hughes and had .worked together for many years Mr. Bethune remained with the MacKinnon Drug Company until the declaration of war, when he went over with the Artillery forces to Cape Breton, leaving for over- seas in 1915, He remained overseas until the end of the war, doing gal- lant service, bcing mentioned in despatches and very highly thought of by commanding officers and men. His partner, Mr. MacKinnon, was also at the Front at thc same ` time, the. management of the store being left in the hands of Mr. Em- est Worth.

1_919 Major Bethune took over the

management of the business and e

Colonel MacKinnon went into sil

eratlng the drug business until three years ago, when they sold out to the Ross Drug Company, Ltd., Major Bethune remaining on

Recently there has been a change

Nicholson City passed over the

in th I-I h D Co Li - ' ' ned. gkuzlrsregugnylxpzxo :Ls chest of Mr. Clarence Sample, who

been in the employ of that firm

'mee 1909 h ed man was rushed to the Prince

, as purchased the drug

business of Mr. B. E. McFadyen at Kensington and is now located

back to the Hughes Drug Co., whern h¢ will be found in conjunction

° N lm UN'DlR'l'AKl:n in the drug business and in the dis-

, - ry success in the further

lernl spoke on the question and it be recognized but it can never takcl Memo;-v, my prog,-es, of ms promsuonu mum

at 0‘Leary on Wednesday afternoon J

On returning from the War in turned men at Charlottetown on

- by . . .

ver fox buying, They continued op- _.__

.A manager of the new concern. gills Range yesterday afternoon

llllyabla in advance.

day, July 2nd, at Murray River, 1030 am, at Iris, 230 pm, at Brooklyn, 7 p,m Also on Monday, July 8rd, at Bangor 8 pm J H Bishop, student

LEG~I0tN MEETING--A meeting of the Provincial Executive council ` of the Canadian Legion was held 1

~arious Legion branches in the V vince. It was decided to hold he annual Provincial Convention

uly 28 and a rc-union of all re-

M e

(Continued from Page 1) ~--.----_._,_

Pro

idwy night, August 4th. All pres- t enjoyed a good dinner prepared Mr .1 Lonergan

rtunntc accident occurred at the

bathing beach near the Kensington

hen a car driven by Mr. Norman

was lying on the grass. The injur-

Edwnrd Island Hospital, where it

This column fa rsaorved for quesn'| A

County nun at local interest but d vertlalllg of a newly nature may.hl been added m the re” of the store' insert.-fx nt 4 nent. n worn amen; and new shelves erected for addi-

lii

PAINFUL ACCIDENT - An un- bat. Then, according to tha statm

ment, I-Icnwood cut her throat ll sho lay unconscious, cloak!! mi W" against the aight.

obtained were given today by P011” officers after the jury had been GX'

eluded. They told of err Backville, N. B., and ot his quent questioning in the Royal

was found that he was suffering adian Mounted Police office ther* from fou bi-ok ribs. A di there’ Maj” Bctmne is mv' “mg to Mr. Nlghoisoninhe had pagldill :id ville detachment, said the D0! 4°'

car near where a group of people irfed any knowledge D! U19 mm'

nlarge its premises in order td

modate expanding businsu.

new sanitary meat room hal

me con nued ness of Hon. J. In spite of the urgent need for 959'” ° B

Stewart, and also of the death of money the Government considered n°"th7 Hind" shrine’ U0 there and Malo r Bethune mu" cash and can? has hm W _ H. M. Downing and Mr. col- this was not the tune to raise the 0"” “WY See many b*“'b"°“-' Pm' ,mom

Bruce' M_ L_ A' ' mm ticea of Hinduism. India is a great Mr. Myersspoke on the question Hon. Mr. Sharp struck an optim- h““3"Y multitude- hungry 1°’ tariffs, which is occupying the istic note when he assured his aud- Christ' ‘md °“lY when India' 15 °“°

ticntion of every country in the ienoc he believed there was every in Christ Wm 511° b’ °“° in any

ond tndny. sign or the market for mend seed Mb" WHY- f

Tariffs are very necessary but' potatoes coming back, and farmers Tm Sadhu N¢15°n Ch1`i5t‘m°“d°'- ust be kept within bounds. The could put in a reasonable acreage in °°1°“"f“l Odmtal °°5°“m° 'P°k° nhie in the post hen been that with the prospect or one donor to °1°<lll°flt1l' Ml what "Th° I-°fd Of riff arrangements have had no one fifty a. bushel. This news was 01"?" mean* l'° the Wemmg mu'

tional goody. The entire store has

een repainted. Cash and Carry

will be open Friday night, and will

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Di be

vine services will be held on Bun their advertisement in this issue.

closed all day Saturday. See

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PERSONALS .

ManyfrlendaofMIsN'ns~a.H\a-

nywiilngrettcleunthatalul

pwtlent in the City Hoapibtl.

Mr. Horace Trainer, Miss Kath- een Malone, and Mrs. 1". J. Mood

at the Legion Home last evening. Paid B flYif\8 Vi-3"? W "I9 Cu! °" Delegates were present from the W°d-“°5d“V-

Rerv.J.B.M.Arn'iourandlB\

. Toronto arrived in N14

Annour '

City yesterday. and _an guests M the Canadian National Hotel.

SMITH _

(oonmmrcd nom Page D )

Details of how the statement wal

eatin

Corporal Kearney, of the Sacks

had congregnted, and he had re- except that he "read in the paP°l‘°-"

mained in his car for some time, during which the group moved away from in front of tha car. _Unfor- tunately Mr. sample, who was lying face down on the grass immediately in front of the car, was not .within his range of vision. The result was that when Mr. Nicholson drove a- head. both the front and rear wheel on one side passed over Mr. Bample's

M- _ _ _,,,

bod!

Later, Corporal Kearney said. HGH' wood'a name was mentioned and Smith was shown a clasP k!1U°- H' admitted he owned it but said hl has given it to Henwooa “a 1°# days ago." Then, ‘_'say. if I swlnl fm' um' wui you send those thinul t° :ni mother," corporal Kearney q\l°t;_ smith as nyins. with ri will"

_wards some ailacts on a tabla-