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JUL‘: 5. 1940

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NCE EDWARD:

TWO DAYS

Alluring patients! Beauti- ful nuuoel And handsome young Dr.’ Eildan the lucky chap in the middle! But leave it to your favorite sleuthing man-in-whlte . . . v to solve a mystery . and = cure his own heart-troubles 3 in the latent and most ' exciting romantic ad- venture of the whole famed series!

EADVEDIIIUIIJEASAIJ Bess of them a!!!

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MONDAY AND PRINCE

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Chartered Accountant Ht) Richmond Street Phone 47 [K0 Bus: l‘! -

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llllactlonalrl-liallaghan l The Churrhw of the Most Holy Rraeriiior \\ .1 111v scene cf a pretty .\l .. morning when -..s.1 ‘wmiiitrstl. daughter

. .1k MrDonald and the McDonald was united in

t/i rill:

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y cntzred the

AYICLCKUI who pre- . l, and during the e lrvinns were ren- .o1r of tl1e church. cs wcre also ren-

gown- . blue with hat to iouldcz- vcil, and ac- . and wore a _.c bouquet of pink 1n.1i'l. Rita May Mar- ‘ c pride. was be- in pressed rose accessories, wearing a . 1-.',e bouquet of pink car-

.t-t Callaghan support-

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ion of the . _ breakfast was serv- thr- Quocn Hotel at which tho numotliaio friends and ‘contracting attics. Callaghan oft by v1 "s 0f confetti and B on enrcuto t)

coro-

rvhr-x .. nadian cities. ‘lll spend their honey-

ruzsaiv ONLY! EDWARD

gnmg away costume

dross with blue o white lapeis and i Willi navv blue,

Bnreetlersl __ Field Day ”

Queen Squmc i. l the groom's a val- l

Sub Division . Of The C. W. L. .

.nn joins with ntlmor- in extending hearty

_- i nus frlont. | fcllcltations.

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The annual meeting of tho Wr-

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, A vcrv pm; marriage was sol- ‘~r cmuiutl in 131a York Parsonage, e ,Uultc'l (‘htlrclr on Juno 12th, l9-

ol)" 40. when Ircno \t'o.s ' York bo- l" Jill" 1:" ‘ ‘ t-Amo tho :di- of (.‘l1lt"o.rl (‘liziudlor 1 t of Milton. ’I‘nc service was held in

was conducted

,b_v the Rev. J. A Nicholson. Sov-

oral invited guests were present Tho bride looked charming ln a.

v nus meeting t tho evening and d. ‘

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ALEX W. MAlHESON BARIUgH-jn, stihltilTtiit. ETC _ (‘lillrclllillﬂ ‘"".l‘r"il..‘§’ lltimllslvill (louvre 5‘ l‘hlirlnucl= n11

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QARIYIFKTIHI, <lll.ll'l'll_i_ll ET! Bank of (‘own-H P": ""3.

MONEY TO LOAN

. vs .1 it. .1i-1 i: tirido was attended by the brldos- ‘~ maid. Miss May Chandler. The bridcsmaid wee a pink shocr dress. and white accessories.

’lh¢~ host. man was Lloyd Veasey of York

. l l l Afm- flirt xvcrlrlrntr a dinner was l l l

. Thu /\;~- (lPfl to atlnlit .1.‘ assoc-late \\".'lttm1e all

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w-rr\'o'l in thr- Olrl Spain. Chaliotlc- town. srv al cit-mils were present. and r-niavctl a ‘umptucus fﬂpgsp Rcv. Mr. Nicholson. in a brlcf , sivcch Pxnrrssotl to the bride and fr!" 't wtshrs for their future

'l"rir‘ olociirvn of offtci t ,i'.'1:". "c llllll as foil ' . t. J‘ .- ‘

i=1. prnvltliiig the I no nrounci- will co. OPP-AW lib hit-n" attendance,

- v curl Mfrs. Chandler wont on in to Nctv Brunswick and Nova ﬁ.

. . aald. Trcrisurcr, F. a. ._.,__. H . . _ , v , v Hughes, ire-olwtrdi Cnunclilors, y p136“) éphgzs,‘ 5 ‘Trill Airs Eda-in O'Donnell. Mrs. John ilcnce in Milton l l up ms‘ Cu .o_ l/lrs. ‘ ttiivs- 1:1 nord We w1.<‘i1 to thank l '

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and Will fruit. also sent charity to l

llcndcd to tlv~>1'c'iri‘11l1 officers and , ll\' c-lho mcotmg adjouznod.

PRESIDENT'S REPORT

BRINGS INSTANT IASI

from - plNs

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1'11" the use of hill i

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‘ _ _ ial gath- t, Undrr tho capabm mfvraisian , is”; m“; lot‘ opr Chaphln M ' . Mioilznaiil o o "itlicrmvs a stlc- , l 22-10 League has omullshcd a , 1.,- mr m, m. lat ‘ amount of work durtnz the‘ inf] Wm, (h;- _\i-it.'. Duo. to tho co-nparavon cf t'1o ok forward mrtnlwrs, this your has been a ror- to ‘s tt-"tk. l rrrl one in tho interest of tho C. l our Chaplain \'J.L. Since. our last annual 1111-14111‘: . . -: 1.111 l",llll5"l we have ltold szvon moollnz: v.‘ ch 1.. mu i wish tn ‘ w-cil ntfonzlotl l-‘(‘ll'1.'.'il"' < fi-r the Jirrnorl

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. .:ik of the war we lo"k 111 , “p, i. 1 “w. ‘Roi Cross work and a large ammm‘ ,c"-: t'l l';- -.;.t n» 3-1-1 p,» w," Co-

rt‘ knitting has been dvne. Study operation dwarf"! the vcar. l clubs wore organised and the Pope's I Rmspcctfully submitted. I

Encyclical on Christian Eiuraticn l u; mgr-mama. _W4 visited the sick ANGELINA RYAN. t

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Central Dru Storey Ink Agent for P. I. Inland

Compulsory Training In U.$.Advocated

W , July IL-(AP) - James B. Conant, President of Harvard University, and Gen. John f u... Kﬁfﬂrlbfﬁnft‘; o a com

tepndfnrgy ft would tend to

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an‘ “would build up the national sp r .

They testified at the openi of Senate military committee h ngs on a. compulsory training bfll in- troduced by Senator Edward Burke, Nebraska Democrat.

Under the T090551 all male citi- zens and res dent aliens who have filed notice of intention to become citizens would be required to regis- ter. Men between 21 and 45 would be trained for the armed services in numbers and at times decided u on bv the President and Congrem. r- vice would be for eight months, un- less an emergenc required a long

rlod. Able led men from 18

21 and from 45 to 65 would be required to take onl home defence training. They wo d be pad $5 a mcnth.

Informed legislators said today that President Roosevelt. probably would send Congress a communica- tion within l0 days on the subject of compulsory national service,

0n Way To Enlist In The R.G.A.F. Vancouver

MONCTON, N. B, Jilly 2--Afti=r bcing machine-gunned by German planes whilea member of the crew of a steamship on a voyage between

. France and Elngland 19 year old

James Blrrell of White Rock, B. 0., ls on his way to Vancouver to enlist in the Royal Canadian Air Fmce. He loft the local airport thrs evening on a TransCanada airliner having arrived from Halifax on a connecting plane and is flying all the way to the coast. stopping over in Toronto tonight and proceeding on his flight to Vancouver tomor- row. Speaking of his experience he visited ho signed on as a fireman cn a Swedish freighter at Vancou- ver. From there they reached Eng- land and then ivent to France. On a trip from France to Eng- land two Gezman Messerschmldts came down and machine gunned the ship there were no injuries or fatalities, the only damage be- ing: some bullet hoies in the life boats. The freighter was unarmed as are all neutrals but this does not make any difference to the Germans. the youthful adventurer slated. He Just missed seeing one great air battle but the Royal Air Fozce. he said 1s far superior to the Germans. One R. A. F. fighter will take on five Germans without any hesitation who promptly turn tall and their whole thought is of es- cape: the 19 year old aspirant to the fighting forces says from what he saw and heard, Engfand is well prepared and that Germany will be all through by the spring. n big factor being the blockade by Brit- ain's naval forces. Germany, he said is in a bad way for mater- ials and food and she has lost a tremendous number of planes.

SFNNOTT ROAD SCHOOL

The following pupils of Slnnott, Road School have passed their pub- llc school certificate tests with s. high averatzex- Lea A. O'Brien; Josephine O'Brien. Smith O'Brien. School Closingz- A very success- ful closing Examination was held in Slnnott Road School cm June 26. The pupils were examined by their teacher Jerome O'Brien. B. A., as- slsted by Leonard Connolly, B. A., a former pupil. The pupfs showed clearly by their ready answers and comprehensive knowledge that they had benefited very much from the instructions they received. After the examination the pupils and visitors ivore treated to ice cream provided by the teacher and to cake and candv provided by the W. i. A vote of appreciation was tendered to the teacher by Mrs. E. Malone sec- onded by Mrs. D. Slnnott for his untirlng efforts in behalf of his pupils also an expression of regret at. his intended departure. After which a nicely worded address, was road by Rose O'Brien and a most suitable gift presented by Earl Sin- nott on behalf of the pupils. 111' tcacher was much surprised an" said no matter where his travels might take him he would always rctain hls interest in them. Ho also admonished them to continue the gcod reccvd which this school has held for the past eight. years. The nvenvng closed with the singing of the National Anthem and "He was always a Jolly good fellow."

MILLVIEW SCHOOL

The following is tho standing of the pupils of Mlllview School for i220 school year ending June 30, l I Grade X:

l. Mertio Jenkins. 2. Drake. ti. Doreen Grunt. Grade 7X:

1. Erma This. 2. Mary McKen- r'o. 3. Me's Inga.

Grade- V

t. Teresa Mackenzie. I. Mabel stornv. Grade VI:

f. Vernon Maclnlyre. I. Angus llfacKerwle. I. Lorne Morrissey.

Dorothy

Grade V:

i. Lou Weathnbl» and Rena Mow-v lequal.) 2. Kenneth Inga. ' Grade IV: l l. RPeen MacKenzle. 2. Marion TTTIINNV Grad

o WI‘ , l. Wilbert. MncKenzie. I. Rs- , mons Taylor.

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Financial Report of ' Uigg Shipping Club.

mvhobenematunnvvltlvnl ofourslﬂwfnlclutn! wllhtv

resume u! our Yell’ The President N90"

lows. "Our dilppfng club f5

as. was u fol-

ttlng u- lorig in years. ‘Ibntgtht P1114! ll! annual The

to our 10th -

of the minutes of.’ our various rmetlngs annual and, other- wise shows a progressive increase in businas. A historical sketch given at our 14th annual meeting shuwed ohatjmm the inception _of our clulb February 24th, 19M i111 10,000 b028, 5.000 losnlbs, 151 calves were sold comparatively with a gross turnover of more than $200.-

000

‘mere are two factors that may be observed by runners o1- prinmry producers of hogs 1n the mar-hating b: thefr hoes awash lhinnlne

clubs.

1st there is the ﬂhgllclﬂ beneﬁt: , a shipper is paid direct cash by personal cheque. If markets havo- advancod he izcts the benefit of. the advance. The Montreal nmrket l has been the standard market of this club from the start; we regu- l listed the difference (which was a! or 4 cents Previous to our organiza- tion) to 2 cents per lb. By taking a delivered nrico at plants t-his ddffciontial was further reduced to l 1-2 cents, while with the fn- l troductlon of rail grading has gtiv- l en many stifppers an extra ad-

vun ge. The second factor that presents itself is one of convenience. The. outlet for marketing hogs is at our door. Both summer and winter we are upon for business. Formerly we skinned monthly. Now in bf-month- 1y shipments we are able to take care of the maﬁa-tine of our hogs when they have attained proper weight and finish. This in itself in no small measure czntributed to better financial returns. Educatlonallv famicrs should benefit in being members of a, shipping club. The attendance at, mcctlnqs whori- feeding care of brood sows and markets with all vagaries necessitate constant atten- tion and study. Live stock mmrket- 3‘ lng reports have been circulated to a. large number of shippers which, when read can bc made use of very, conveniently by children in lino of,’ mrihblrrs O11 lﬂﬂdlltr: davs shlpp-t ors congregate in "vouus to discuss‘ feeds, pra -= ctc. It is quite IHlET-i

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HERE'S A WONDERFUL BARGAIN

in beautiful A-T Qualify WM. A. ROGERS SHVERWARE

Salad Forks for only 60¢ and 3 Old Dutch labels ($1.617 value)

Then attractive Salad Fork: an A-l Quality Bllvurwnn It!!! an overlay of purl silver n! point of went. Mada by Oneldl, 1.14., In the attractive "Cmydon" pattern. This offer, good only In Canada, expire: December 3|, i941. fu-nnnu-nu-n-n-n-n-u-u-nn-n-u-n-n-n I OLD DUTCH CLBANBER, Dept. H100 64 Macaulay Avm, Toronto, Ont. I am l lngiwlndmfl! dew I O hbeh (urmgozpleta labeh) ungirfowhfn: m rnc_____Wm. A. Roger: Salad Foch and drcullr

for each let of 3 ulad fork: you desire.

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estinz to note haw some shippers‘ can finish their hogs in 5 months. l Others are eager to know how they do it. The fwd/lug of hogs to show profit over the cost of production is a problem that should be tn- vrstigated by all hog raisers. Broadly speaking hog raising should be a desirable branch of farming in that when we feed grain or other feed produced on u. farm 1-5 is sold while 4-5 goes back to the farm 111 the form of mrmurc Nevertheless shippers mus: have Cllﬁt. a substantial profit should realized as wcll.

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ST. TERJISA'S SODALITY

The regular weekly meeting of St. 'I‘crcsa‘s Scdnli ' was hold on June 27th. ‘ill;- dcnt. opened the meeting by piayei. The minutes were read and adopted. Roll call was responded 1o by 126) twenty- six members, giving their "Mothers Maiden Name.‘ Sister John of 'I'-hc Cross in a few well chosen wcstis expressed her gratitude t.) the girls for tlzelr attendance and interest shown. The president then respond- ed by thanking the Sisters on be- half ol’ the Members for forming our Sodality

until

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ﬁlm opens today st the Prince Ed- ward Theatre for two days, the aud- , ._ _ . ience expected a icture of suspense, M d consequent“ m-amatie sLlrpIl-SCPS and thril LOGPILBYS surgery room. There were no disappointments, for Dr. Kil- dare's Strange Case," lncreaslnghr popular series, contains all this-and more too.

Barrymore once the intern Dr. Jimmy Kildare and the great diagnostician, Dr. Leonard Glllespi Case" revolves about the efforts of Ayres to help a surgeon friend, ac- cused of having performed a bung- led operation. such as a bird's eye view of a doli- cate brain ope exit-inc handling of a madman in the convulsions of delirium, orous moments such as when Nat.

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Dr. ‘Ilflildarés “Strange Case” At Prince Edward Today,

Pendhtontrleqtonguzuoistbowho can take Marie Blake on l. - dollar date when he has only dollars, keep the ﬁlm entertaining throughout.

Humanly and deftly hmdledta Harold S. Buc uet, who d1:

When ﬁll lAtAtt ‘D1’. Kﬂduo’

lsfna

fourth of this

offers a dramatic glimpse into 1 great liospltal. l‘ Lara ne Day charming

Nurse Mary Lamont who loves n5 hopes to marry Ayres. Samuel S. Hinds and Emma u ca’ parents, Alma Kruger an the su er- ntendent of nurses, and Waltn Klngsford as Lead of the hospital enact roles they have played in previous Klldare ﬁlms. New to the sencs in shcpperd strudwlck, who gives 5, meritorious performance u the doctor who bungles an 11190111- ant operation.

and Lionel

With Lew Ayrcs portraying

X11011

e, "Dr. Kudareks Strange Dramatic moments ration, plus the scl- plus hum-

This was our last meeting September‘ fifth. Them was no fur- ther business, it was moved and seconded that. the meeting be aa- Journed._ A delightful pro ram was then resented under t e direction of sses Ada Cahill and Evelyn Nelli-

gan: Duet — Misses Rita. and Edna

Perry lencoredi.

MonoZoguw-"Census Taking" —

Miss Ebteile Doiron.

Solo-Miss Anita Arsensult, (0n-

cored.) Dialogue — “Reading The Guard- ian"-— Characters, Mrs. Edmund

Maclntyre taken by Miss Doris Cahlll

.Buc-her daughter, Miss Winni- fred Hegarty. Mrs. Maxianda Mugglns, the gos- slper—Miss Mary Cannon, Duet-Cowboy Jack-Misses Helen and Agnes Maclnnis, encored. Tap Dance-Miss Mary Arsenault (encomdi. Sol0—Ml.ss

Joan Turner, (en-

Diaiogue-Ttie Capable Servant, Characters: Dudley Ashlon—a young gentle- man-Miss Ada. Calilil.

Sambo — Ncgro servant — Miss Mary Cannon,

Aunt Melinda-Cranky old lady—- Miss Winnlircd Hegavty.

Solo—-Miss Anita Arsenault, (en- cored.)

Solo-Miss Rota Perry, tencored.)

National Anthem.

Accompanists tor the evening were: Miss Edna and Reta Perry.

and Bernadette MacKcnzle icqualLl 3. Walter Crane. Grade l:

(a) l. Helena Morrissey and Ar- lene Ings. (equal). 2. Marla Hymn. (b) 1. Lieo MacKonna. (c) 1. Elwood Weatherblc. .

Jean llalliilny. Teacher.

Sllllllllll POI$0I WY III IISEGT IITES

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force of motion picture entertain- ment, 16a at the Capitol Theatre

tery. this high whlc those who like rugged and lusty Id- venture.

performances as the glrl explorer, and James Craig is a. new challeng- er for romantc American adventurer who seeks danger and finds it in large doses.

forts to find a sacred skull which had been ordered returned to its cored.) rightful native East Africa by a Versailles Treaty.

Pilgrimage

will bettvo pilgrimages to Ste. Anne

l9.00 a. m. Atlantic Standard time,

“Zanzibar” Sets Record For Thrills Per Minute At Capitol

wrecked during a scpctacular storm, and the girl and four men make o dangerous journey through African jungles to a village near a flaming volcano where the skull is enshrin-

Exiclti scenes show battles with natives, uru1 which wild busts are turned ag nst angry save as, a thrilling big game hunt, an the erintlon of the volcano and escape of he whites at the climax.

Strong Cast

Eduardo Clmelll fl grimly man- sclng as the foreign agent opposing Miss Lane, and Henry Victor is c. iwrfect henchman. Other veteran! contributing to the picture's drums- tic fort-e are Tom I"l\(l(l(‘.ll, Clarence Muse. Samuel S. Hinds, Everette Brown, Robert C. Fischer and Oscar 081mm. '

Demonstrating the full dramatic

nztbar" opened yesterday For sheer thrills and wferd mys- ictute sets an impressive

will prove a treat. for

101a, Lane gives one o! her best

honors as the Authentic Incident.

The story traces Miss Lane's ef-

trioe in German

grovision in the at her ship is

Spinning and Weaving T0 St. Anne de Beaupre

MONCTON, N. B., July 3 ——Th0?‘€

Send me your wool to he spun lnlio yarn and woven into blanket-a, The char c: are: 23 cents for slnllc ‘VI-I'll, doub ed 2t! cents per pound. Ba - ctp cost $2.00 laundered; and If Ill!- laundercd $1.85.

It takes five pounds of wool P"

blanket.

Wool must be wcll washed. Ill burn and dirt picked out,

The slI-e of smile yam medium and doubled rum, lhﬂne, rnedlmn and coarse, ado hoo n5 yarn.

Put thinner‘! mime. a firs“. own- ers mltme and instructions inside Ill uarce s. wglcrgd bvmmlll pgofreighgwg-z-olghl

c an po n

Higher: rice far well washed dry, picked wh te wool.

Highest. nrlce for unwashed wool.

Auto robes. blankets and Fund! Bed Throws for sale.

Dc Bcatipre from Nova. Scotia this year, one taking in the territory Halifax to Amherst to be conduct.- ed by Rev. Father P. F. Mart-in. Armdale, which will leave by sinc- ial Cnnadan National train mm Halifax on Monday, July 15m l"

picking up passengers en route. This pilgrimage will arrive at Ste. Annv De Beaupre on Tuesdty mommi- July 18th and will return. leavlnﬁ there at L30 p. m. Eastern ‘Stand- ard time. Thursday. Jul 18th. M‘- rlvlng back in Halifax a 5.00 p. m Atlantic Standard time. Frlda!’

Julr 19th.

‘Ilhc other pllgrirnl80 Wm be conducted for Capo Brown Blend and stations from Mul ave w Truro. n. is being organ Md "m!" the supervision of‘ J1. Gillies. Egg- ney in two spoon amt an - tlonal trains on Monday. July 330d» the first section leaving ﬁt- 10.00 p. m. and the second at. 10.30 P- m- "“"‘“.°.. %Z“"l'l2.i ‘£53’... 53%;"; gers w pc Truro where the two sections will be combnled into one train and pro- ceed on to Ste. Avam: D3

th e nos av o . -

246th. (l)? will leave St. Anne De aeauprc the following day at m p- t. "err. streetcar

and will opera e d from there to Sydney lﬁ“{$o”§¢¢iinni. the first lesvlnk I331’? ‘t: ‘Loitliirlli iwsyyclrrliwyéttliuall , an arr ~

lthe following morning and the second section leaving Truro at 7.30 p. m. Friday, July 26th and

M. coupon P. o. Box ‘alas as Queen Strut Charlottetown

Your Eyes‘! .

ll yon are having aymllwllll or strain-headaches, more eyI or dlnlneu - consult. n spea- lnllsl.

At your service with "l" of experience and u thormilh retracting lervlec.

Call In and dllﬂln your ﬁll- fleullles.

O-QO-O-Oﬁvwv

larrlvlng m Sydney the Kélgwlnﬁ a. F. special train will be operated on the

return trip from Point Tapper to

to accommodate passen-

mornlng at 7.00 o'clock l G. I‘. IIUTCHESUN

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I‘. G. IIUTUIIESON. i

f; omens gen for stations between these two ﬂees. .