WnAGEoSEYLQN lmER 45' . ' , l » _ - l sacs runes; Ad,‘ . _ r - llil llllllilnl m ‘mm °""°“ H942 Fried Levels j’ d

‘The serviclelshl oi morning m W611!!! W0 P were conducted ‘ .. -. ‘ j " i. . ' . o... t. re-olflggrg" i. o» i. mo» t... an. For lioneulnsr Goods - = \- - - - . \ » ~ / » . ' lstlfli- b‘ ‘so insert‘: M’ My“ mm“! "Ilium was; ~ . 7 (nun-anew . . , ..-»--'.'..s.".o.o ‘.‘§:".'...‘i.*"zi strict. ‘wot __ ~ . a . . r - . <'- \. ”.i'.'io3e ' P’ ‘gym o! ‘sham; thiniyfhiat ares‘ in’ “'~A"°°"'”d h“) v = " . " ' ' i . .. ,. . ‘ ‘ . ‘ r . " ' . ' I Gilt lrl 0 hi! ill. lit wAsmNu-roul 5e L‘: _ The _ . ' ' l i I '2 ‘ ‘ ' ' ' PM, l“ Mush- tllillt-klhm thlusu they tun- oaiee of Price ssminiit atlon says .nll|, (or - not lemna B!!! may remain. With wuhm; mwhlnm fllllllmllm m“ /- u“ m, the e a o atomic bombs over and electric ironers will be back ll, tnoN Japan the world has been brought on the Amel-lchll mil-h" ‘l; l“, c‘ . faoe to iace with the fact that prices, and nearly all other cori-

BPEL SERVICES the mun)’ things that we have looked sumer goods will return at or near 60 n l .

-»o'&..w§-'r!-'<"\ no.

u a du i b t t - w, Dominic con- ‘n? l en rng are u elnpo that level.

l‘ l, i Price Administrator Chester ' llhlltly at 8.30 eun;indl\'l9nll"l‘,_ This message to the Hebrews Bowles made that point newly em- . , l attitfldanc came to a eople who through phatic recently in announcing the lll, gospel 3B l d history had een faced with fears agency is on its way toward that

“"1119 90"" ° 1.51 and changes bllt whol smorllg lslllll 0;}- ld u! l m b

," men were mos consc ous o e e so man acurers w a

d” -"-'l__E-fll.l m a“ abiding faith oi eternal hope. required to till the articles at re-

. l I To P. E. Edward h and The word cl Gull l8 comllahh tail prices oi three years ago. He

u‘ a w “mo? mo“ he ‘Wm pewniii tuixichilniglnmt n‘ is iihe dgedzthat each family will be able

~ ' m e a ernsouswn

is we truly listen. It apiaks in terms if‘ b“? l "W" Wlshlnl mum"? °l‘ oiills. 6"“ Hasiam oi moi-cl law and impending judg- "u" t0 flt its needs. its nurse and

tin-Arm“ News) - inent. His words u a word oi’ love "I Purse sud its nrererences. we

- Llliew Giasguw ' free, unlimited. love and only love “e '9 “mnl muuuluutureru w redeems. We still can say “I know mm °“ u" "m9 PY°P°111°l1 °l ~ ' . ' .

' that my redeemer iiveth 1°‘"'lm°°d “nits l! m" "W" d1"- 1‘ ' g‘ i ‘

Mrs._arthur Roper sang with ‘llllllrihla urle-wur veers." y . " ‘f , i ~ l‘ - ‘l; ~' ‘ ~ ‘ i .

"liliroulurwu ""°“"“°°"’ m“ exhmii? °“'°-"". "NW" the K-Enezzleiltrilggoiiiizeavilimige . ‘ ' “l” . mix-- ' ' ’ a e-wwi-“I *"*“'~i» m "sshfififtrliiifiilifviiy oiqlevyqs aligning sermon was staiililgg‘ ll ll ml d l v " -. I i

HWB , ' .. messy ay a urns trLaeurie Hatch oi Brltlsiltllslri, Mlerizhllllig lg! hlfiellfglgfi- AVMP- this critical reconversion period. ‘ ll so“ of Raymmd r r ' 3' 3 3 ,9 P the cost oi rent and food will re-

“ --»— 59mm“! Ymlurlnll °1 Hamimlls main at present levels that cloth-

nr ANWOUNCI- “Benn. Still Waters." ing prices will be nnnly he1d."

nd Mrs. John Mac- The music oi the day was in

(Qluthlns Prices have risen near- . I t , The su I of textiles Is not adequate to the demand. ' 9n o! strslhcona. Béllloillig charm, or Mrs. K5. Rogers- gnu per cent in the United states PP y ellisgement of their lsugse _ ce May. 194d and still were Ksthellnlfll. toangailz" 503i,’ clinllbilllgll iln June, when the iadst l“ . t ' cos -o - v n . ‘on o oi Upton. lllllall-lrriéice Aoxgsliglgggllg- slgllgff’ Food. price: wselifevebtyiouzlaliltmapeer _ _ _ _ m“ 9.4L“ ing {week in "rruro. will. here “n” W" m‘ ‘m’ 9mm“ . '_ . ’ .- Victory hos not improved the situation; she is visiting Mrs. Cecil Alter. - _ V‘ -'

dil'|;_(';Ns_ButQ¢f m. Brunswick Street, and Mrs. Abti

numloerlellir Qgorlgufillé: lsgllhigll-lnlfllglllaeilhlull; llfehilfeer-l Nay“ nischarges ll , u ' l l There will not be enough textiles in Canada for mony months to come. '1 Oh l. ‘

‘Qflltléit. after August .ri Mrs. allows liuslitno,

m gsptem. Pte. Ellott was stationed at De- _,’.j“§§,_,",“,,,,ul,..., in bert, with the Provost Corps nre- a b‘; ll accounts n; ex. vious to his going overseas. At .. mem 0m. hank gl-qmte-r present he is in Engiand-(Truro :5, News)‘ (By The Canadian Press) IiESiDEiiTS-Ml‘. and M". ISLAND Glltl. m NEW JOB- orrswa. Sept, 3_'I‘he Navv is Kgniwdy all‘! lw° sims- aha“ 1st. Lt. Aietha H. Carruthers has dischsrzifli men at the rate of m4 ian of Westmount. Sydnfy. recently been assigned to Troop 10.000 a month and its strength ‘l, moving to Charlottetown. carrier Command's Sedaiia Army will be near 70.000 by the end oi _ to reside, were guests oi All. meld’ whrrgnsblirg, Missouri. September. it was learned today. ' . ‘ _ ll l lFW-J ‘a5 K. BlBEBT. Mfllfih slfeei- she l; the daughter of Mrs, Ad; No further Pacific leaves will be " , ' 5 7-7 route. Thev osme irOm Sydney Csl-ruthers o! Borden. Prince Ed- granted but men now on Pacific ~ ~ ~

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For six years, most of the world output has gone to wor-

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., d icii lflierda” mmm’ ward Island. Prior to entering the “Weir-BO d'1¥$—\'lfiii be allowed to d‘ (gsnriboo and W005 Ishmd‘ service at Governor's Island, June fllllih i-htm- Thou lnulilde Li" ' n. cltszov News)’ 2'1. 1944 she attended Prince of "t" of the cruiser. H. M. 0- S- ’ wales Collegt LL Clllllllhels h“ Uganda. which recently put into a been ‘glued lo lhe Base Howl, lweslflcoast port after service in the lal_ ac c

p Actually between 15.000 and 20,-

i "m" ion-ow w. M. "stint." 2:. .l"l..:.:':...'.: -'- ‘haw united ‘iv-M's mum“! w” Many of them arse in the idst i‘. geld a‘ m‘ “nail °r m“ kgell their ZB-dav-or-less annuainieavgs "’- emusm‘ - 1 1' w a u to which they are entitled before lsiotill IMF"? °' a: “"42: ‘mendanc’ ° Fiefb"s and, Se“ discharge. Others are on annual- , m, Allan Fan I. “h eral visitors. In. presided. pre- plllkpaclllc leaves lollllllng as . , i - l" "m" M‘ sew" ' Sided “d ‘unwed ‘he pnmmm a‘ much as 5a riavs which means thev l C dcl de Gfld‘iOl' e- A serious manpower Shortage‘ ‘Jvelseqs mus’ ' ggggriiiglegbelgsnsstiglrcliihrg hgrglnl“litii Wm m‘ be “d ‘m0 ‘he machinery v i ' A l iyogft olherpsouljces gfor shortage still confronts be met. It will toke months “y. only your memory dear rellldllllgs ‘ml pr-{erslh The Tllllankl; ggrtlloedmtllillillgzlltllgnlllogyansglllsfierlalllle l‘ . m,” malaria“ and fqr the textile industry of befordol PEOdUCilOfl ls re- . o er was hed t e c urc ' . . ' r - ‘ ' , sume ln uro e. remember m! "M" u" Aug. éh. when Miss Lem. Mac- b“ l“ dmham‘ , ~ . =°'"° Y°"“°"d f°b"“' “II Am“ cmmm“ p . ulrolgll. Lure, Charlottetown, was the spe- ' ' use sweetness will linger iul- lcill slllsaeaker andt lsoiloistMFle Ntlioc- CROP REPORT 1. ever ey ve graeu to ss ac- tha memo o! di service. At ll ytrxsm t r1 lllllereclilgre tolls“: llerllerglce l“ BOW ‘WlIlhN1PEG_ Manl Sept. s_not . ' shaw choir and Miss MacLure W“ 9r h" "PP?" “b1? advanced qiiy good-night dear Daddy» were treated lo lcedlream and cal“ harvesting operations throughout .. l‘ what. we used toIlY. at the holllehl ML and Mm [l -1~_ the Prairie Provinces durin the , not you again in the morning Benton pastdlrlvleek. Previvlaus reports o crop htlisdewn oi a beautiiul day. ____ con ons in ai areas are now hfluly remembered by little HAMPTON THANKOFFERING confirmed as combines, swatilers “m. he", sEnvlcl-__The w_ Ml s_ o; lhe alhd lhlntliels operate overtime h Hampton United Church held lhgoutl!” gill the west. ueleurdlns w j their annual thankoiierinr; service d: l F» ill vigil TQIlJOXlh 0 ticllfl i in the churdl on Sunday evening. lmp Ngtlozlglalcifiallr; ° 9 on“ ‘ . Aug. 26th. In the absence oi the "Y5- jln M "pastor, Rev. Patel Jackson, elder —--——h—- '~ E. C. Holm pres‘ded. Mlsl Lena ' —-— iliiltfit..i'élf‘°‘i°‘tlilt filial“? Police Forces lifter lsbrlnr memory of R- B- tlon hatched with roqgltl ottenton Delia: WM P!!!“ "l" 9°!"- to her mess e, "Our axlksgiving

ll s . - l . .. . d‘ of to God ior e preservation of the ' " 5 f Domestic demond for Clvlhon tiOihlfllQ n" the stars are gleamlnl four freedoms." It was a messBBe _ _ sllbfiiqzlmclfcilucgilglseufie 'exli[esincreused sharp- returning servlfiumu" "l"! Ulla e precious If"!- iltting for the occasion HS God has l . » - o. |l1 so ext I durin lhe war ll is women are swelling lh. Wilt" sleeret-h Without dreamlnlt surely been our support Mid d9‘ -B Th C . . ' ‘ still required by occupo- Y_ _9 ' demand hem c, homlh Oaewe loved, bgtuoouid not save. fence, bringing us to tile day of vic- i_ Y e “nadun he“) ’ Y tionol forces. still going up. A iile'a companion Pviflollt. fury and a new opportunity for LOLDON. Ont, Sept. Ii-Natlonal v » l l l . A llie linked with my own. service. Mr. Sterhilnn Inmoil, Char- legislation designed to put every l by day I miss him more iottetown. sang. The iflrnver Per- municipal police force in Canada " l nlk "mm h me “mm .l and lvrnigs M-JLUTE The Nilie- on the sslme iootlllg as regards Sadly m sod by Wife. ty and Nine. Mrs Warren Inman pay, working conditions, pensions 9-4-11 and Mr. Clayton Morrison were and efficiency was requested in a ...._________ the organists. Aftc, the service the resolution passed recently at tho

ucs rtists were kindly annual conference of the Cilief '- "i '

iggaiiednilogice-‘cfinm and cake cl? Constables’ Association oi Canada. . ~. .,‘ l s E I o n I s T ll E K I E

. the home oi Mrs. Albei. Best. such legislation. the resolution -

said, would establish a police sys- ‘“'- tem similar to those operating in

.. i ' ' ' Ives hove again been issued . En l d d Sc ll d l 9m . v l This your, production direct 0R PA Y NOTHING.’ goanxirolanwouid) zglitiilirilge tlo be ’ to tho textiles industry.

vested in municipal governments

and departments of attorney geri-

erais in each rovlnce would func-

tion. But poice pay, insurance,

--- working conditions, equipment.

In sad and loving memory 0f pensions and trail-ling methods

my dear husband. Pie. Allan would‘ be made uniform across Fanning. who gave his llie on till: Canada.

battieiallda of France on 56P-

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They are intended to divert output to more essential goods.

But directives clone cannot cure a situation arising from world conditions.

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" < n a l“ The answer lies in conservation. More than over, the RADION IC l _ _ .. iiflfil 0f "V. "' “W. t“ m‘ us P "d need is to conserve, to take core of whot there ls, to HEARING AID ‘ ’ ‘ ' < m Mfld“ u ' mend, make-over and make-do.

__ l I I wish to thank most sinceroiyl . lvtlltaetlon guarantee“ Send for ' ~_ _ the members oi the Charlottetown - your Zenith Radionlc Hearing Aid Fl" Dtvlrtlueut sud the reel- Mlh We“ ll l“ your dilly llm . . . dents of Southport and Rosebank whlleyollcanlllllseh lmhnlmma - for their splendid assistance in al thurrii, at the movies, in contact ' fig“! lg: 58$“ "ad l "tgllulll" with others. ii‘ you are not completely s , 9' "Y! n satisfied. return it and rrcsit/l our . and.’ "in"! n" n R43"h.nk' ,lllll,llllllllull_ ’ _ ._ .7. EMMETT MiscDONALD

.' ". All Controls on Outside. You adjust . litezeltdyeersellilalsayivaqol Y9" own home. lacy as focusing binoculars. No need for embarrass- ‘ing fillings.

l ‘ i iJ..‘.'.','.'.f§;',‘,§';}’,';,,',,',,','::_',"c',f,fi The defllh of Kenneth w. ole... mmpiemeatssnycomplexiou...en- ‘i dinning. 41. occurred at his resi-

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‘ o . r a - i i u * or rrr iris’? . m“ h l u m. _ dence in Lewisviile on Saturday , ' l , . . - I i ' , , , . f .71 r h.,,{‘,’,‘§‘§j,,‘,",’,l‘§n'"_'“ "u w QW-‘llinl’ after an illness oi seven " . - .- ' r ' I ' 4 w" A 4 4 "

ears’ duration. Tit d Ad ‘ . "- v. . . - _ l. v . - .. -. . . '. ,-. . "°""' chi-raster lhlrslngmu- "l lu l-ewisvllie. §<...*3?“iiirii§ii ' ‘ ' ' ' '“ ' ' * Q.

. annoy m _ i‘ fr." u’ 51-min 1w re» ' y , ~ , . » .t ,-\ . ., . ‘4 _* tIatJIxaelOo es lete. u- and the late Mrs_ Glendinrling - ' w" *- ' ‘ . “ ‘ ”‘ ~ - i». -- a ' ,',~,Lfi‘}i§§§..t"'m‘___?:__.i*l‘ s".-. m ‘m’ " y Bfld lived for the greater part oi ' - . _ ~ ~ - "“"""'* " '

"Wm with C sl i M‘: hone i-*".'*'"'-"~'~'= "'1 size‘: t".‘:.l"*il.'.l‘l‘.".€°=ur. r:..i"..:."..:’;:l all ~~~ ‘wand am", C.“ Tun‘ o‘ ‘r9149; litzfeiravlnaiegi?‘ gig? E2255“? o’ "h l‘ I .l‘ll'-' had H 'l"nc iii‘ll‘i\' lbffili and vnllllhlc CORSWYALL SCHOOL PICNIC J"" 5‘"l'»I 3< 5'99‘?! . . v . _ l _ ____ ___ l “h,

[mm you h" several years. 0 wor or the past dared very louclllngly We SeiQc- MacCALLUM-I-‘INLAYSON llllll llléhlvlwl llllellhelld Clot. tlllo pop B l‘ m“ ll“ m l. l ‘valdle Mll _ Though your smile has gone H; w" n member of the United tions: "Going Down the v i‘. ". NUPTIALS Llglllllln‘illlgpllnllllll; a 315.,‘ hMldI 'i‘ilo Cornwall Sunni; siiooiliiid ' -; 2. Jllui stunner, 3. Jamel Qniy i4() . over l “ma. Church oi Canada, of Acacia and "No Night There" The m .n- __-_l- l l lqflllplw Qwlvhll lllld cdllsgdlYtilliig PPO]ii0's_S3('l(‘ly iii-id n \'Cl'_\' '

, And your hlutl Y °""‘° m’ Indie No lls, 1.0.01 at Sunny hers or Acncia Lodge, 100i“. of _ _"_ l" ' snlml" - plClllC 3i ilosaiillnlrs ' ___4____

" l will siweye cherish memo; Brae. and oi Mount Carmel En- Sunny Blue attended in a body- Thc marriage thuk lll-"Plhi i)“ ""“_‘ 3‘:"’l‘l.lll__l'll_ Frlll“, elcnlll,‘ ivm..,»,,i_ll~ llhnl-ll_.,.ll_l —Z———— 0i the one I loved so mun - clmpiillllt oi Moncton. and members oi Prince Albertwunited Church Manse. Wm 5"‘? 03K ‘l _°‘ llwill ,;,~,,,,.,,. llQiTho tiny Wits ideal nllri ihc luim-

ll e Surviving are his father now Lodke. Moncton. were ciso present. ‘head on Monday Aug. 20, oi Mrs .i \l"ll\ RICK‘ l wild l. Pl llllnmg lull llllhll A bolmlilul luv

I think o! you in a Clllll! - residing in Montreal his willow Prayer was oiiered L Rev. J. A. Evelyn Margaret Finilhvs-Wn oi Bnn- lion-es mil. lfrzrl fl _ ~hvulf lm llllllm w“ lvlvplll Ball galllcs s; Your name I oil. rot! l‘ w _ (mi-marl, Miss MlrillCltlllpbilii. oi Ctlendinnin returne misslurssryqlgol. R51“ daughter‘ oi llirs. John lonriorcti _.~l dllixjriliilitgiiilllz- s {lunch and mm“ Wm‘ llnlnvmll But "N" ‘I "°"""‘ " ‘M Chilton. P.E.I..> one son, Wil- coudn oi 's deceased. l0. ‘Mactlougali allti the late soil m hftjmllTlfi ‘:’§r-l;l‘.'" “,l,l.,fs'nw‘;,'l,,l= Tho following u-oifin tllc diiirr-l B . loll-dflormofliaaada. m. vrer M". on l“ ‘m. iiam. tllrz: sisters (Marjorie: Mrs. Burial wok place in the Eimwnod l Harr Eldridge nnd JohnMflsllillll, slhiillllaillll Lmllinnlfl Fgld mm . llllll l ml Class“; Dlplco-“rggtxllisrgm o But your it Charles Stewart o! Montreal.’ Memetefy. the committal serviceJ/lac aiium. son of liirs.‘ llm. h“.- llllllllllll-p MMLPJ“ lend (he M“ llll l‘, F“ ylnls. l_ Rum Ma? Ho“ pwlllemer Hall glllflmgd n1,“ ' ' m. Friends ma! thing l have ior- N!!!" Mrs. Roland Leach oi l-iam- bein conducted by members 011mm and the lute Mr. Editiiillf _l\_i A xmllqnlplnll hllnllmlus verses Ml._ Pilzii; 2. ivicrrli LCWihLW‘; 3. DiYld _

rzmhl, Rdlom“ "wll- "fit-l and Miss Ono, oi Acsca and Prince Albert under-s. [Cfllum Q1 Buckley Pt, Rel. . .. . T0_N|(JHT

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_ '.- ' -. ' Caiillm tilankodiilelviMmphmi . . | llllpt l _ I " o Montrzi Those attending from out o V-li“ M" W“ l a years: l, 810.. ‘tilovlioil; 2.. “'"..‘."" ""'" "'"" “° ‘“ u. w“ w" ""- A" “uidirleiwiih".'ziit"lt:zai....t.y ...".'.'.'.":l' .51".:;‘;.'.:.“ls.:;"o.lr .. hi» mend? he little know the heart- “m.” d u“ deceased) m '3 white crepe with a ctvrsngc cl 1'05‘ ‘ ‘Jolly (‘mod Fellows" Lunch was 1° Ylmlsf I-“Bliddy M“*"K".‘,l“' h, m" n" the- sasne as reebssalpdveloohier. But lure N A l gal-h Mna Hebei-“Mimllzil "fgfjff; as was attended by Mrs. Watson l hpfl/(‘fi ilv tile indies in cilargo and l1 1"“ Lnlllhtl. 3- w-"illil" will ""2, npre'.|||n‘ ‘g ma‘ - - s ' P In mi! ' ' h“; My Watson Cud- ' - “l w q "hwlwlllllv ._,,,.lll, 12 yturs: l. Jessie Murray; . ' ‘nut the smile hides all tho whth h-iterim l and brothers o Mr. alenclmiingl. Cudlm" W ' . Fol- 01° "‘"'?“‘=' l." l’ ' -' a w. l;,.l,.., Ghm... 3 Am“... Bistros in the cltv B, _ --_.._ , . w h_ more supported the c1000} V m fi:lll{‘lliZ_ music being iurnlilcc .- l l. l - - c '1'. -*..:":.::.:.:-'.' hull‘... ~iifé‘-.ili..li‘~i“¥i§l’- illtfiirll-il iii-9i“"'-li"-“ii'ililii'...iil..sll"iii'oil: l i Meals. its: room 0i" °¢ ~' - ~ . Wood 2 l Ver e. ' ‘ “ ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ also day when 2:, slllizllr meet you he hlgl esteem in o! a e l rows nearer e1 -

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"~l our-tum or ~--- u» Mum-r M "u m "l". .i‘..1..‘*."-:;r..;‘=shirts";'r;:.:'..>"sil...*~. o=~~~== row»- , l - _, s: \ o. , r f _ g , i _ , . , . 5 4| mum] by wife, Pearl. by a iargtclrcie oi PL..\!‘.V9S and Swim. J. Humphre Lockharltll-llcllgertlcgdc clioslhe “nmidlalnirelqllvllgl lhllnlglfll. m: P P lard Murray a r ‘fiQhdS.":.ill8 male qulartgllterg liigggéfhdAiaft iiamhnhc oa vol me conlracllng pmlu l (Plum PM" Co”) | Ahmed women; l_ Mal-g..." unny as was prcscn a ~ t P5011 G004 - ' .

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