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MURRAY HARBOR, 4th

A convention

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WEDNESDAY, sr:

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_ Progressive Conservative ‘Convention

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District of King's County

oi the Progressive Conservative Party

held in

MURRAY RIVER IIALL

PT.1—AT2P.1VI.

Each poll is entitled to send five delegates

GEORGE MeINTYRE, JOHN BECK

CANDIDATES

THURSDAY, AUGUST 26th — 8 P.M.

ROOMS-Gt. George St.

l-lnch poll entitled to five delegates. Poll chair-

men deli-gm I. J.

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NOTICE

There will be a Full Gospel Pentecostal service in the imue Hail at Hunter River, Tuesday night and Thurs- _'Y "lllht at 8 p.m. Good singing and music. All welcome.

REV. ALLISON POST.

local Teacher's Convention,

The Conventions will be held st follow!»

g _ mum!‘ River August 30. i Iiharlottetown August 31. , ul- Stewart Sept. 1st.

' "'88 _ Sept. 2nd. . ‘nsmwed-Sst-fll.

“loll please call poll meetings for selection of

YEO, District President

Souris Sept. 8m. 8'sids Sept. 7th 0’Lesry Sept. 0th Tignish Sept. 9th.

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Conveners

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LIBERAL CONVENTION

Charlottetown and Royall -‘"' Dim"

s-ifaicrsa connacrs FIGURE room-s

You've probably heard a

dozen women say when o mentions that they look as tho h they've

Iput on weight "Honest y, I don't h s. poun more than I have in the last live years.” And they may be right. What has hap ned is that lack of exercise has soi ed them. As a resu their hips have spread, their arrris and legs have become flabby and their chest has sagged. , Planned exercise will do much .to correct figure faults. ‘i Swimming is one oi the best ex- Ierctses for bri ng all the muscles linto play. Ano or exercise recom-

gother, hands at sides. Jump u

l sides until hands clap together over head and at same time spread legs so that you land with feet about three apart. From thLs

feet straddle position, jump up, bringing feet together and arms down, so that you return to original position.

RBPMt 20 times.

In Memo riam

MR5. ELIZABETH CALLBECK

The community of Tryon was deeply saddened on August 2nd when it became known oi the pass- ing away oi Mrs. Elizabeth Call- beck, (widow of the lsta Robert A. Callbeck) at the age of fifty-four

are.

Mrs. Callbeck‘ was formerly Miss Large of Albany.

Mrs. Callback entered the Prince County Hospital for an operation

Island Hospital in April for treat- ment. Hopes had been held for her recovery by those who loved her until about three weeks before her death, when it became apparent to all that medical cars or kind and loving nursing could not restore her health, and on the above men- tioned date she passed peacefully away to await the Glorious Ressur- rection oi the Just unto Life Eternal of which she so faithfully believed. The deceased will be very much missed in the community as she was ever ready to bel the sick and needy and very e ficent were her kind hands.

There are left to cherish her memory. The following daughters and sons. (Annie) Mrs. G. V. Fer n of Hampton, Florence of Hal fax who was with her mother during her illness, Earl; of Chelton, Lesman and Wallace on the home- stead at Tryon. Her aged mother, Mrs. Alex M. Large and one sister Miss Annie Large both of ‘Pi-yon. Also seven grandsons and one grand daughter.

The funeral service was held from her late home on Wednesday Aug. 4th Hymns sung were, Safe in Arms of Jesus, Abide with MP.

and Rock cf Ages.

I Interment was in the Baptist ‘Cemetery at Westmoreland beside her late husband and a little grand- daughter.

Pallbearers were Messrs. Wm. 117. Callbeck, Earl Mabey, “Ernest Thompson. Elmer Pearson, Parker Francis and Warren Inman

‘Card of Tlidnks

Miss Florence Csllbeck and bro- hers wish to thank their many riends and neighbours for Kind- ness and sympathy during their recent sad bereavement.

IN MEMORIAM

a-IKEITasRII-‘li,’ °' °"' "°"

WILLIAM II. MMDONALD

who was called home August 24, 1M2.

All in Jesus blessed llelp Irogvwblcb none ever Ilka l» weep. -

A calm and undisturbed "Wee Unbroken by the Inst oi foes. Sleep on dear father. take your ml- Your work Is one,

The course Is finished Ind "l0 good ht is ht. The crown o glory

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last March, and the Prince Edward 1g

CHARLUFTETOWN evaporate

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CABLOAD black d s1 snissd sheets due this week? Iedhsil a Chandler. 8-21-31.

clagtltlilluCgnUlT-At the Police o vfls r y s man charged with operst tor vehicle with deiectivllg‘ bIIkZO was ilncd

. and costs and ordered to have the brakes repaired.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.- Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roberts, - aloe, announc the eng ement of

Veda orene, to

e their daughter ‘homer Earl. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Ga , Charlottetown. Mar- jriage to ta e place early in Sep- tember. 8-23-

ENGAGEMENT. -—- Mrs. Lottie MacEwen, St. Peter's Harbor. an- nounces the engagement oi her idaughoer Dditn ziia to H. Stirling iMaicEwenf R. C. O. C., son o! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. aciawen, Bristbhl The marriage will take place in the near future. B-Qt-li EEING WELCOMED- Miss Doro- gthy McFarlane, who for some years rwss on the staff of the New Bruns- ‘wick Telephone 00., in this but now stationed in Sumrneraide, P. E. I. Is visiting in Fredericton and receiving g moat cordial wel- come-Fredericton Gleaner.

IN SICILY — Mr. and Mrs. Henry Redmond received an air- graph from theinson, Leo, saying no is in Sicily. Also wit‘, him is Henry Fisher, son of Mrs. Georgie Dave Mac-

and Mrs. 5t. Marys

Guigan, sons of Mr. Bernard MacGuigan, Road-

FAMILY BEREAVED — Mt. Garnet Campbell, Rocky Point, received the sad news Sunday of the sudden passing oi his sister-in- aw, Mrs. James Campbell at the me OI her sister, Amust 1, 7 Burnside Avenue, Somervilile. Mass. Her husband predeceased tier six iyears ago. She leaves to mourn ‘one daiaghtier, Laura, Mrs. Charles Mason Lynn, Mass., and one son Roger of lidhssschissetts Mrs. Campbell was formerly Mangers Campbell, Bangor. P.1!.‘.I. (‘Pat it please copy.)

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THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND UR POOL LIMITED has been

successful in securing only one ton of Plea Powder-one wh oh comes hi lily r -‘ -‘ by (impotent, in endent authorities. Get your suppy while it lasts at one of the

ts: -- Prince Edward Island r P001 Limited, Summ - side; O'Leary Farmers‘ alive Association Ltd.. 01¢ Charlottetown Fur Sales .. Charlottetown, J. J. Stewart, Mon- talue. 8-24-28-31-4-41.

RATION BOARD MEETS —

i, president, Rev. Mr. Weir pgesidcd

‘ spent, thus giving the

City, M:

Montague

Miss Rae Vickerson, who held a tion in Amherst. returned to r homo st Montague on Monday. I

Miss Beth l. Oowan, who for a short periodwss doing war work in 8t. John's. Quebec, returned to her home at Montague recently.

Miss Ethel MoQuai-rie. R. N. of New York is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. McQusrrie and her sister, Mrs. A. M. Wright of Montague.

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Mr. and Mrs. Mclisggan, and daughter Joan, of Sydney Mines, where Mr. Mcbsggsn is manager f the Bank of Nova Bcotia, were we - coined visitors to Montague for the

Montague, Anncar or Montague.

The monthly meeting of the W. M. B. cf Montague United Church was held at the-home or Mrs. W. J. Fraser on Tuesday afternoon. The

at the service and inducted the new minister. The address to uie Minister was given by Rev. Mr. Mercer of Mount Stewart, Rev. Mr. McPhsll delivered the charge to the people. After tho service lunch was served by the ladies of the congregation. and a social hour people an opportunity to become acquainted wih Mr. and Mrs. Adams.

Miss Jean Adams, daughter of . and Mrs. Adams. spent his vacation with her parents, at the Manse, Montague. She left on re- turn to Halifax Wednesday morn-

day. Ask for the golden-yellow package-either the regular or new Family package. Begin

Inndon, Canada.

ing. accom snied b Miss Ruby Wells of G aoe Bay, . B. who also was a guest of Mr. and rs.

Adams

Misses Edna and Mary Fraser, who are visiting their parents. Mr.‘ and Mrs. J. E. Fraser oi Mont-l ague. have as their guests Marjory and Hazel Clarkson oi st. John, N. B., daughters of Mr. Clarkscn, who was at one time manager oi the, Montague Branch of the Bank oii

Nova Sootia. ——— ' i N wick, cit- "rhe monthly meeting or one w.ii°tii'l‘s"i.ig'iiit“plfii'int?fiiiit contri- M. S of Montague United Church birted $16,358.21 to the Chinese war was held at the home of Mrs. W. J. relief fund, it was announced today Fraser on Tuesday afternoon. The by George W. Bellevue, provincial President. MrsEthaiiStewartwasin treasurer. V the chair, Mrs. L. B. Mellish had‘ The fund is appealing for $1.000,- charge of the Devotional service, 00° "m" Canada B5 9- wmle w" m; gimme my“; “The chrlstm, food and medical supplies, clot-Bins Stewardship of Time." Mrs. Mellish and Shell" 1°‘ ‘§1“K°"- “finfvilj” gave l m“, on this subject which relief work, br ng some d . w“ m“; unpresslvel men a pmfition of Chinas immense nee . Bram, Asleep or Awake to our New goth‘?! éiiliision rTask" wasucarrtilejd _ aogue omi,sevcr or e ladies taking part and a. very inter- In M ernorlarn “mg “fleet q! w“ mist’ taunt! The Y T lCI Mn CORMACK v rs.Aarns, AR PAR A 0 our new ministers wiie to the so- M city and all present felt that she There passed peacefully away at woouérlilrbeiuanigost Efilciousladfitior; ge City‘ riospltlslh “has. a‘ $119144, ‘ l‘. em ar ariciaae ea e- the last meetirIg were rgdld arid nauyyears eihcsi daughter of Mr. flDlimved and a large number of and . George Mmowmibl. sick calls were reported. Roll call some cie Roche. was answered by asking a. quoguon Tuesday morning she became ill. from the book oi Mark, chaptgfg and as iue day advanced and she

To Chinese Fund

SAINT JOHN. NB». Aug. 20- (CP)—In the third week 0i its

Disclosin a very unsatisfactory response to the call for voluntary workers to handle the distribution Ration Book, No. 3 in Char- the report of Miss Gertrude Stems at the regular meeting oi the Local Ration Board yesterday afternoon showed that only 30 persons had nifercd their services so far. Mayor B. Roy Hol- man said that Mrs. E. M. Bagnall oi the Red Cross Corps had noti- iied him that they could also supply a number of workers but this total was still far below that required to hand out the num- ber of books expected to be issued during the three-day period which

issued an urgent ap eal to school teachers, clerks, of ice girls and others to assist in this nam- p?ign- In the last campaign a total o more than 21,000 boon were handed out in the city alone, Cit- izens will call at Queen Square School, Richmond Street en- trance, for their No. 3 books. This centre will be open from l0 am. to 8 p.m. and from ‘i’ p-m. to 9 p.m., each day. Final arran omen were completed for the d tribut- ion at yesterday's meetin . It was announced at Mr. J- A. ac- Isaac would be distributing chief and Lt.-Col. C. C. Thompson chief inspector. The latter was in at- tendance st the meeting.

Personals

Mr. E. Cal-man Hesney who has been visiting friends on the Island has returned to Halifax.

M's Muir-lei Beasley has re- turned to Halifax after s pleasan“ visit to friends in tihe Island.

Mrs. W. A. O'Brien who enter-' ed the Charlottetown Hospital sun- day night underwent a success ui operation early Monday morning.

and daughter Muriel, Driunmond Road NS, who spent s few days in Charlottetown visiting friends, have returned home.

Miss Lillian Walker returned to 5 dney. NS, after sgending s, very

eassnt vacation wi her $1!!!“ . an H. slker, St. Peters

Mrs. Gavin Bay.

Bgt- Rex Kisily has returned to his unit on the mainland after pending his furlough with his wiie It t‘: ‘ and St ‘J

1 to 8. The hymn which was re- was no better it was decided to quest"! I" this meet-int; was “Have remove her to the hospital. Early Thine Own Way, Lord," and w“ Wednesday mcmln/g. despite medi- sung by the members Moo cal aid, her short span oi life came closed with the ' Migpsfl 5",“; c. to an end. The Angel oi Death call- tion. A delicious lumh w“ "m"; ed and her gentle spirit fled to by‘ tlhe lliqnsrgs; and a 3853M Heavendfiisbe hailaspy forever with soca ha hou . G°d 8*" H1188 -

r “med ' "Pat" as she was familiarly The induction of Rev.

A known was of a gentle, lovable Adm“. B5 Pastor of the Mont

s", éidispcsiticonabancll, wihll} be sorely miss; UHIM “Di, Y Y T P3393155: u July gfihfi“; 'f,’-‘§'f,,§§"°° on F“ 3y also by her grandmother with _— I wit? Sig; was as““iiiii’“°iiii‘°ta e e crow a a er ,,,',§",i,3;';i,,,'§",,'f, Iffiefm“ “i” m gaze fogr the last timegon rile home on the Mgntague migmmer angelic form of Mary Patricia, go companied by M" H Dav," "c; in show how dearly she was be- Montague and the“; dausgxe‘) loved b all who knew her. Miss Frances of Montreal d 11'}; she survived by h“ “m” m“ of Sydney “and d5“ M irig parents, one sister, Oathirine, ma“ .. \_ . h Asgenme t gram‘ and a brother. Vincent. Nwmm ham Th Y 5 "lm- The funeral which took place on 3 e °n “IMIBY- Thursday. Aug. 5th to St, Andrew's Church was largely attended. The pallbearers were: Pius Mac- Cormack, Charles MacCor-rnack.

Ivan Maccorrnsck. e Phenom Wilfred Feeham, and Alphcnsus

_le. of‘ "Budded on earth to bloom in kuests of IJ-Ieaveri.”

Mrs. Milton Smith and little son‘ oi Millview, were guest; of MX-“i Sh; Mrs. H Davison on Wednes.

Donnie and Alvin Blackett Summerville, Maasz, are

their aunt, Mrs. Cameron MacLure District W. l.

of Montague befo Montague they sifeent a tkntg| The sixteenth annual district convention of Riverside, Avonlea,

with their gra d :_ My,

Mrs. Sam Macxicltaidfegizmria Cranial: m6? also visited their grandpar- ents. Mr. and Mrs Blijlikett oi Lliimlhifll Their mother, Mrs. 3199"". is expected to arrive on

the Island Moms,“ New Glasgow, Wheatle River, ____ KyHsGIterSFd Bridge, ‘Sterling May-

Miss Shirle lemon a e . . na u . ngo ustico, Mrs, flgzgl gum», °1':Mu$;§€r I?! Bay view, oronto Road, Doiron‘a 5.. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Creek’ s" Mary's L“ 37 "d Fraser 0g Mongagul Ebenezer Women's Institutes was he in South Rustico parish hall

Th, many f 1e d3 l, M_ recently. Aitken of Liowexr llifonttiiguefare i? "shied w see him about again, af- Wiélhls serious illness, he was a pa ent at. C H111

eight weeks. amp Hospital for

The president, Mrs. James Gal- lant presided over the meeting. Opening exercises, singing of "0 Canada" and Institute Ode, fol- lowed by prayer for "peace" by prlesiident. lglnutes dofb last dis-

Mm M m,“ “a ,5 _ rc conven on rea y secretary Gregor of Westviilg.‘ NMSI wiggle NIL‘ and appmvad‘

Mrs‘ Gm“ F Madam Mm m," to Mona“! recently. gums A cvlnrdial address of welcome Hm saw-rt end w»- iww" °’ M" “my Meanw- -'i’r'i-i.‘ili°t'i.tii’."tii‘iii‘st"°°hiit°titril MacNeill, of Westville, NS, are ‘Thu w“ responded '0'“, M" Mj spending this week in Charlotte- mRev. Harry Vickerson of Hamp-, Much“, New chasm)“ ' imm- Mg ogéaflf I! "I'm"! hi5 minder.‘ The nomination e was

“'3 vlckefw" 0! MOM- then ‘appointed as follows: -

Mre. Kenneth MacDonald Illic-

Mrs. Jenniah Gauthier, Rustico- ville, Miss la Sem 1e, New Glas- NMr, William Knish; o; Mmcwn’. Elmer ie. Stanley brfleg-hlrggmiigl"? "cflniiv cele- The resolution committe named m" w i‘ were Mrs. Thomas Bolger, Etan-

iey, Mrs. Warfleld Orr, Mayueld,

Mrs. Ernest‘ Gallant, Rlversd

hday, . the Island for glad i135. Week. while on the Island he‘ was

u" 51°" 0i hi! lieter-in-law Mrs An ‘ address was then Charles Vlckerson of Mon ue. lilo‘ iven by the president. This w noice Mrs. David vmgm L? ca?

Lower l

Monks“ “d other ‘fiend.’ ooliowed by s standing roll

the different I stitutes show- ing is“ good athtfndarice. b h re were en gvsn y to Mrs. ‘William Hicks of Halifax. digerent Institutes outlining the

L. Cpl. Inc Arssnsult of the etersns' Guarthm urneddlnt: {Ct- l I‘ 8P"! W0 with his wife and family st srlottetown.

O. B Officer John Hiabox has vors’ 2i d” lsa with his sistsixwlurs. Philip Molvnenis of this Oity.

her llie and sister Irene‘ year's work

‘>1 Wflivllifl. N. S spent some time! Anglo Rustico by Mrs. James L. i" "W"! e Mentiy visiting their LePsge.

srandmo er, Mrs. Daniel Mac-' Avonles, Mrs. Milton Green, GT9!"- ' isscretar '

y. Oyster Bed Bridge, read by M K lllI MscPherson. Rverside bv Mrs. Ernest Gsl~

A splendid demonstration was then Elven by New Glasgow First {Aid c ss, directed bv Mrs. M. ‘Bulmsn,

BINGO

-——- I tit to rts tin d- He. n. o. Murray left this Ho!" Redo-mar Hall I Wiliestllev "Iloiver coiiy ueThelma morning for Bsrriefield Ont, TO_N1CHT Smith. after spsndingns issssnt furlough Sterl by Mrs. Flemming. aim friends (Kisrlottatown and 35o New G asgow, Mrs. it. B. Dickie- ‘ IOII. my" A. ‘ Th0 Drileamlhhsellzghll - Miss Hazard, assistant Super-

| l? visor then gave an interesting and Ilnges in the city. I instructive address. In her opcii-

,ing remarks, slie commended the FNQIUIII Women's Institutes on the splen-

"r (mun-bk ha...‘ did work they were doing. and

If YOU went to keep M for extra things, take these two steps to health: