soil-sweats CATHEDRAL omit» cuukc“ -—--—-———-—-—1-_;N—;—-L . ' .;""’§i’~§~?§ $9.. .___"__.__' c“"_’i'3‘;*____ suITvTcss " T‘ l‘ “.‘.‘;“'“"*

IlNDAY-r p,” lloly Communion.

lermo ‘plug the month of Dug” eveninsi service.

WEEK DAY

Iolyi Communion-

345 Monday

3.45 Tuesday

9.00 Wednesday

0.15 r-

1,” Saguéday and Thursday.

i

.80 Irid . The weekadny services are held i

welcomed and - the

glad to see them after any service.

EVERYBODY IVELCOME ~

Earle, Organist

' . mun nus u. aw t Choir Dlrgctor s‘

Communion. Com in

8.80 Hol l1.00 Ho y

rnycr and Scrmoi

YTE iTt/K s i:

ster The lav. T. l" Bussell Somers, M.A., S.T.M. l Organist i Miss E. Lillian McKenzie Mus. ac. Organist Pro-tom. Mrs. K. S. Rogers

11.00 m. MORNING wonsrnr oio Dove" from "Hear My Mendlessohn Mrs. Gordon Stew

t. Bzloadcast CFCY). .00 p.111. EVENING WORSHIP.

Stirling Inman. he minister will vlces__und d_ we

CH

Prince and Grafton Street

' _ Minister , REV. c. cannvnr: WEBSTER Organist Pro-fem.

Miss Helen Stewart

Monundfwonsurr

ll Sufficient." t ns 94. 349, 480, 661.

Mr. Preston Beck. EVENING WORSHIP

a Ills Presence.” ymns 663. 270, 498. oio "O Loving Father." Itiego - Miss Jean lnman.

he Sabbath School meets nt te o'clock in the morning. ' "Ye shell walk in all

ed you, that you may live, that it may be well with you." ou are cordially invited to wor- ship with us.

permanent coating in the rgpgpgflnn of which sodium dich- rete is used.

An infra-red lamp muy bemused ndelousing household pets as it estroys microbe life without ill,- ffect

m i t._

n ELM A.M. Sunday Sc 30 P.M.: Evangeii

P.M.: Wednesday P. M.: Friday,

non, shaman, Choral and n. July there

All Souls Chapel. All seats are free lflfl- I unapproprieted. Visitors are . . l

"srfrsuikscuuucu" ' pig. James r. Ibbott, Rector

munion and Sermon

=>-_-—. .:~.::~______ THE KIRK OF ST. JAMES Mini

"Oh For the Wings of n Prayer”

olo "Gently Lord", Barnes --Mr.

‘uct the ser-

ZION Pnssufisnisf cuun

.00 mm. theme: "The Grace That lo “Hold Thou My Hand." Ifriggs. 00 p.m. Theme "In The Secret oi

Del

the ways which‘ the Lord hath commanda- nn

l k’ f . Blackened stainless steel for set thceogmgdtcerlght 5381M; (he un barrels has an extremely m“ when they “My

FULL GOSPEL

PENTEGOSTAI. Olllllitiil

A.M. Worship and Preaching.

Rev. J. C. KLEINSTEUBER, Pastor.

A. Roy Kendall. A.C.0.0.. Organist. and Choir Director _

um I rusuo wo ms

The Basement of the‘. lwl‘ will be observed. , '1' DIOD-

Anthem “O,

'1 00h": $2131.10 '

luv, LWOBSIIIP.

Shadows Are I‘ _ _ CHURCH 8C OOL

I1 Departments.

Visitors cordially Ielenmo BAP i ISI

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Prince and Iltasoy Street; Rev. l. Judson lravy. ID.

MORNING WORSHIP II A.M. Sermon-The new. Donald s- Mao- Dorsnsnd of 8t. George, NJ}. Solo: "The Good ShepherlP-Van If} wig?" n u Train l. noes o or.

ThMChereh School meets at

l.

ll ’ l lr inunedl to f ll 312$’: Worshl‘. l’ ° m" gVENIN “WOIIES ‘l EM. ermon- . aid Martin Dundee, I€.E.I.on

Solo. Selected, Misa Mary L; , Miss Louise Cox, organist “:11 riector ofichoga h ‘ o are n hi THE BAVPTIST Egmbduh

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent street

Dr. M. E. Gouge, Supply Minister Mrs. Milton Stewart. Organist

l0 A.M. Sunday SehooL

11 A. . Morning Worship.

Sermon‘: "The Physician And The Immediate Relnltl."

Chorale "Dark Was the Night" ...

J. M. Penny.

7 1‘. M. Evening Worship,

Great C

S : "Th "axes.- ' "- ~' REUNION Open the hb and throw Q1 win “aside. e

dows

Wsken the dreaming walls with summer ;

Invite the sunshine and the breeze inside,

Let- feebtzunuske music on the lonely 5 .

See if the robin’; nut is in the vine. ‘~

Ingratiate the neighbor's lop-eer- edpup:

Hang sheets and blankets out upon the line.

Persuade the spider that her lease

u .

Wind up its weights and strike its an nt be

And letl old memories of this hswy P We

Troop forth from every 00m"

Hearts that have iourneyed fl!‘ 511d t weather ag-an, beneath one r00!

-Sl.leftoo Buck Fellows. Science

Christian

AVENUE hool for all ages. stic Service.

Prayer Service. Young People's.

_ =1

Isl-A.M., ‘s. ls -

will" W"! breech the ‘see: Come I 0n Thu, YUP, O

. W. Creep. Anthem "Peacefulifl Hound Us the

11.00 a.m. Beginners and Primary

Gospe.

lildss

Upper Prince Street SUNDAY, JULY 8th, 1945

7:30 P.M. Evangelistic Meeting. Special Speakers:

D. C. HOWARD and F. PEARCEY. l0 A.M. Sunday School. .11 A. IVi.,Lord's Supper. '12 Noon, Bible Study. Wednesday, July 11th Prayer and

Minlstry--8 P.M.

A HEARTY WELCOME T0 ALL For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son that whosoever be- lieveth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.

Jno. 8:16. -

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THE FORUM SUNDAY NIGHT, JULY s AT s=so PM.

“THIS LAWLESS AGE!” An ideal law for all mankind p

TUESDAY NIGHT JULY l0 AT 8:30 RM. “Tl-IE LAW NAILED 'I‘O

THE CROSS” THURSDAY NIGHT JULY l2 AT 8:30 RM. “GRACE 0R DISGRACE”

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Citizens’ Reception P

after the welcoming ceremonies at the owl-ion. be escorted to the the new arrangements, a stag din- ner will soon be given at the Char- lottetown Hotel for a hundred or more of the veterans who have recently been returning in numbers. This plan will be con- tinued until all veteran; have been looked after.

Personals

Mr. i-leber James MscKey and son Jimmy, Watertowo, Mass, are visiting in Springfield. P.E.I.

Mrs. B. Dewar. Brudenell. is leaving this week for Boston where she will visit relatives.

Miss Ada MacKsy, Springfield, PILL. returned Monday night aft- er s. pleasant visit with her broth- er in Watertown. 4

Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bowness and family of Halifax are spend-

ing e pleasant vacation on the Island visiting relatives _ and friends. Mr. Bowness’ many

friends are glad to see him again after serving five years with the Royal Canadian Navy.

Mrs. George E.‘ McLean and Mrs. Cecil Campbell of North Wiltshire were delegates this week to the W. I. Convention and at- tended the delightful garden party at Government House on ‘rhurs- ey.

Field liayfiFor Swine Breeders

(Corttixiued from Fade 1_) ’"“. "‘"—

J. A. McGregor, Central Lot 16, president of the Swine Breeders’ Association, presided. Brief addresses were delivered by the Hon. W. F. A. Stewarfl. Minister of Agriculture, Mr. W. R. Show, Deputy Minister; Dr. J. A. Clark, Superintendent of the Experimental Farm; Mr. G. It‘. Hartlen oi Davis and Fraser; Dr. E S. Netting. and Mr. S D. Irv- ine. both oi the Federal Depart- ment of Agriculture. Dr. Netting and Mr. Show stres- sed that the Province led all of Canada in its proportion of Grade A end B-1 bacon, and both speak- ers pointed out the demand for quality bacon could absorb many times more than the Province was producing. Dr. Clark urged farmers wish- ing to purchase pure bred swine not to cavll over s few dollars more than they felt prepared

pay. The raising of pure bred stock was a costly business. he ssid, and the breeder in Prince Edward Island should get much more for his stock than he is now receiving.

Serious Decrease

Mr. Stewart said there had been s serious decrease in the number of swine breeders in the Province. Twenty or 30 years sgo there were close to 40 breeders of pure bred swine in the Province. Now, there were only ten, he said. Mr. Irvine stressed the promis- ing future of swine breeding in the Province and said that quality was the greet factor on the world market.

In the afternoon hog carcasses of "A" and "B" grades were ex- hibited at Davis and Fraser's where farmers hsd an opportun- ity to compare the characteristics of hogs representing both gredes. Carcsssee were cut into the veri- ous domestic cuts which proved to be instructive and interesting to those present.

Through the assistance and dir- ection of Dr. R. E. McClenaghsu, inspector in charge. Davis and Fraser's, farmers were given an zuportunity of visiting the various departments of the plant where the several steps in the processing uf meets were outlined.

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The British and Foreign Bible Society

IN CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND

‘PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY

have forwarded some 8300.- 000 to the Parent Society for world-wide work.

The Estimate

for Europe alone for the 533st post-war year is 81,000,-

o

The Results

of 1044 will need to be ex- ceeded in i945 if the world is to receive needed suplillrl of the Written Word in re- quired speech.

ltemembs the Bible is essential in Re-

construction nnd lie-educa- tlon.

Help tl:e Society to supply world needs through

P. I. I. Auxiliary or Branch

GUARDIAN -

ton, Clere Bhsrsm; Grade If, Joan Herring; Grade III, Vonda Munn.

CIANQI RECEPTION PLAN —

T

hfiedeoldedtonuakesomecbsn ea in their former method of welcom- ing returning veterans from over- seas. In future. those who are will- i118 tovparticipeie in an entertain- ment given in their honor will,

Legion Home. In conformity with.

m cuiwrrurnwuncvsnom

CHURCH NOTICE for the Per- ish of Milton and Rustico: Si. John's, Milton, Sunday School 10:15 A.M.; Holy Communion i1 A.M.; St. Mark's, Rustice, Sun. day School 2:30 P.M' Prayer 8 P. conducted b Rev. D. J.

"The 1m. (n) M. was the first unit movement of scout . formed.“

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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT- Dr. J. D. and Mrs. MscGiugsn sn- nounce the marriage of his drill daughter, Lieut. N/B. Helen Gene- vieve to Ldeut. H. J. MacComb. 48th Highland Regiment, son of Mrs. MucComb and the late J. J. MaeComb, of Sudbury, Ontario, on June 21st, i045, by Major, the Reverend A. J. Msclsssc, st St. John's Church, Sussex, England.

MARSIIFIELD BOYS CAMP- The annual camp for boys under m, direction oi the M.R.E.C. of the Maritime Provinces is well under way at Marshfield with a record attendance of 95 boys registered. Fine weather and s greet spirit among the boys has already ‘ss- sured the leaders of a successful camp this year. Rev. Donald Mac. Dormand of St. George i; camp Director or “Chief", and with him are Rev. Roy Vessey of Murray Harbour, Rev. Gerald Guptlll of River Glade, N.B. Rev, wanuce MncPherson, St. Peters; Lic. Don. aid Martin. Dundas. Rev. I. J. Levy. Charloztetown: Rev. A. E. Todd. North River as leaders. The boys are lorsely representative of Trail Rsnser srouns throughout the province although there are a number. from other organization; 0f bOYS- This camp is but one unit of a number of such M.R.E.C. camps now being conducted or to be conducted in this month throughout the Maritimes.

-——--_-___ BOREDOM BREAKDOWN

BLACKPOOL, Kin-gland — (CP)_. A civil servant employed ac me

It? suffered a nervous breakdown directly due to boredom and lack of mental and physical exercise at her work. L.C. White, 891161111 secretary of the Civil ser- vice Clerical Association, told this story at the association's confer-

a regiment were

Pfctou Highlanders, New

ney, N.S. were inspected on the grounds at drill and

training.

inspected in the movement

of patients in camp hospital.

This was followed by the spectlon of the 5th (R)

42nd

MecLesn), the units doing regular syllabus of training.

upon the splendid showing had made. General Phelan pressed his appreciation of

coast of Canada.

be ready in case of any ency.

serve Army has its role lvlilltla cf Canada.

8S

the consideration it eamed,

expeditionary forces.

men in the community.

until July 13. Field craft

Armoured Regi- ment, under LL-Col. Mollison, M. inspected. Tactics and exercises showing the end assault per-

At 10130 the 2nd (R1 Battalion. Glas- gow, N.S. (Maj. Trotter) receivedlliflllsion. called the General on the parade groundsuDlckleson who read the addr and were inspected at company

At 2 P. M. the 2nd (R) Battal- 20ft, Cape Breton Highlanders, Syd- (LL-Col. Crooks, M.M.)

parade Brcn gun Following this the 2Bth| (R) Field Ambulance, New Glas-j gow, N.S. (Lt-Col. Blackem wereled. the groom and bride oilbounced,

stretcher cases by water and carel

m- Fqrtyesg of welcomin signals, Glace Bay (Lt. Foreman). fenders of the 6th (R) District Signals, Char- lottetown, (Capt. Pickard) and the (R) Brigade Group Coy. R. C. A. 5. C., of Pictou, N.S. (Mialjcirtuartlcipate in the t e r

At the close of the inspection the‘ cfficers were addressed by the in-(Joum overse specting officer and complimenzedwour King and country.

From now on, he said. the Re- thelsratulate you on your In years paguseleetion of a life partner. the Militia did not always receive yet it was the backbone of Canada's It is today necessary that it should be maln- toined at s high standard of ef- ficiency and have the support of ell eitisens, particularly the young

The camp which comprises about 600 officers and men. will continue} and training will be carried on by the‘

nt-rc- ~~.._i

TIE GENERAL AND Hi PIPI-Gen. Douglas MacArthur lei- surely pulis on his cornccb pipe during visit to Cebu. The Gen- eral of the Army's recent communique announces that Japs in northern Luzon are trapped between 37th and airborne troops. (Acme Photcby Dave Davis for War Picture Pool.)

w. a. cniuusn titular T0 11...... w’ Y‘: l

Last of the Royal Canadian Navy's ships to make contact with r German U-boat before vE-Day, H. M. C. B. New Glasgow. has arrived back in Halifax with other returning naval ships. Ratings from the Meritimes aboard New Glasgow are pictured here iilld include, at back. left to right: Sig. i". R. Woods. Welsford, N.S.; stores Asst Lloyd Crsndsil, Monctonrsnd Stoker Alton ‘Bennett, Dalhousie Front row includes: Stoker Keith Clsttenbu 5. Pleasant Harbor, N.S.; ‘Del. Walter

Coopt, Saint John. N. 8.; Stoker Cecil Bishop, Albert, N.S.; and Stew- all lob Asseeait. Icahn, I. "

Brigade (Group Bnmmunity li-eceptionl

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‘lhlseolumnisreserved ferns POI-IO! COUIT-Twodrunks /

of lml interest. but ad u lab-me use y *I0 P". Stirling l

slsumsntrrenuhlnscr molningOuawhoi-isdspantsev- |

sghlv‘; coat;- vwrd. Ii-rM-lr vu- sral day m m1 om, was ' ,

- _ .- e __ Mwi- slum-ho mm» Bgagh firgyg & Mrs. Campbell

i. m..-.€=__- PICXQO 11D by Iahl K with BV- »

CILIWELL iui ~iiU$OKIlphL grfl “p; gqd| gui- , . - ——- ohiten hsddio whither with a U i!!! v“ UPI IN. J , h tin-its f h 45th (R) Bri- 5 u am. n ‘u use’ GrouP ounfie: command of 9%? P123185: at eNew ‘Gl ow, ""-' Col. G. E. Full, encempcd at Beach t - -- ¢ W n! 0 l OY- , SIJOCEBBMUL MUSIC PUPILS TO P. E. I. -— Mr. d Mrs. M. , in td t d b 0"‘ welmme m PW $971105

— The followins PllDili oi Mrs. s. A. MscNeiLeod son J-aeph, and ‘sjafiYeogiisi bins? grigiifuabnl. ‘lmvbfll Md hie bonny bride Live stutk 0- Murray. Murray River. passed m. and Mrs. Malcolm McNeil left ps0. MC. Director General 011m“ Ann Muir) of Brwhin. Scot-

the Mount‘ ‘Allison Conservatory by motor on Meade to visit the Reserve Army, who was ac-‘lind- W110!" he met. wooed and CHARI.O'I"I‘E'I‘OWN, RE I.

Music exams held 1n. Ohsr- friends m Bvllfil. r .1. and st. com bled by Brigadier n. s. minted durins his wloum oveo- < lottntnwn June 22nd: Grade I, John, NB. — Sydney Post-Record. W te. 03.15., D341, Officer 5°"- Malcolm McKlnnon. Carole i-lor- commending Military District No. The guests of honor accompam" 1 1

led by Sterling's mother

the beautifully decorated where they received their i

ly presented.

blooms was bride by little Leod. The chairman, Mr. Lloyd upon Mrs. Roy us. MacLeod of a

lovely in- presented.

Mrs, (Retn) W. J.

making the presentation well-filled purse. Many valuable and vldual gifts were all On behalf of his wife and him- self SWTUIIE made a. most fitting reply.

A delicious luncheon was serv-

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after which the assent. Ply repaired to their homes feel- "IK the! ere long there will be many more of these joyous evem; l; home our brave de- our freedom. The mnflwlfl! is the address:

Dear Anne and Stirling:

l We are most happy tonight to

joyous event f ‘welcoming you home. o

To you Stirling it is home again after some four years m. as in the service of We are

they;proud of your record in the faith- ex- ful discharge of an onerous @351; the]_ln rule which was played by the Re-‘m Scotland and serve Army units upon the eastern-you had to unde While they were eratlon in a di not celled upon to perform active casloned much anxiety. not only service, it was neccmary during wartime that they should always but among s!‘

the Canadian Forestry Corps England. That rgo s serious op- stant hospital oc- amflng your own kith and kin, your many friends.

emerg- We trust that you will soon be rc-

lstored to your former vigorous, ‘youthful strength and heartily con- fortunate

We fir? dellshted to sreet you, |deflf Anne. on your first appear- ance here and sl will fmd great happiness in your new home and that the friends made now will insome measure compensate for the dear ones left behind in the homeland.

small gifts as a token oi our ap. preciation and esteem.

May you both be biased with Jxeaith to enjoy life's richest bless-

ence here "and described the Ad- various units. The _church par-Hugs in this land of peace and m tys waste of man-power" ade tomorrow will be at the csmp'plenty is the heartfelt wish of durins the war as a scandal. grounds. your many friends in New Glas-

gow and vicinity.

Yesterday's Market.

Eggs. pér doz. l-lay

Straw

Celery

Corned beef Oranacs. doz.

Texas Tomatoes, lb. Hot House Tomatoes, lb. New cabbage, lb. New beets. 5 1h. Fpwl

Apples. doz. Apples .pk. Turnlps. lb.

Cirrobs. l0 lb. Spinach, lb.

. bunch House plants New Carrots lb. Pineapple Broccoli. bunch Onions, lb. 7c, Artichokes Radish

Fresh mackerel Fresh Fillets 29C‘ Fresh Mackerel _ 2 l0! 45¢ A one-piece black dress has a criss-cros; button from.

Mortgage Sale

There will be sold st Public Auction in front of the Li“ Courts Building in Charlottetown! in Queen's County 1m Mmday m”. 6th day of Alllillil- 5- D- 1945 m the hour of‘ l2 o'clock noon all that tract piece or parcel of lend situate lyins’ and lwlns v11 Lin‘ i" Township number thirty- ree Queen's County, Province of Prilwfi Edward Island. Domlnlvn 0i 0"" ada and ebutted and hounded 4S follows, that is u: sayi Commem‘ lng at. the East sido of the Brack- le Point Road at the North side ofy the cross road leading "W! ma Braekiey Point Rood w the Union Road. thence along the said Brncklcy Point Road nnrthwardl! sixty-nine and one half Yfllflfl. thence Eastwardly at Right Ruffle-i and by a parallel line with will no“ road sixty-nine and one half yards thence Southwsrdly ll- YiKM angles sixty-nine and one hall yards to said Cross Road, and thence westwardly alum! "it 5M" sixty-nine and one halt yards to the piece of commencement. 60n- ining one square acre of land a little more or less.

The above sale is made under_ and by virtue of a Power oi Sale. contained in an lndenture oil Mortgage bearing date tho 26th day oi March A. D. i887 and made between Jeremiah Jackson of] Township Number 33 In Queens. County in Prince Edward Island. Blacksmith of the one part and Francis Dogherty of Charlotte-I town Royalty in said Island rcilredi fsrsner of the other pert which mortgsse is now vested In the ‘undersigned, default having been IIIIQIIB in the payment of principal and interest secured by said mort-