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DURING SUMMER SGAIJOE HOLTDAYS IYTATINEE IWIITL START AT 2.30~P.M. {TODAY'S SHOW WILL START a .-\T 2.30 — 7.00 AND 9.00. '

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Brings HotdIIeaI to Fliers

Flying men oi the RCA!‘ who ginujd convoys icr long hours at sea l

in nlrcra-it not provided with cocks ; iileys now c811 ctt llﬁi mﬂ-"ils 11$ R result o.’ a new metal iocd cabinet dc igncd by the Air Force engineering and medical branches. The Flight Se nycant and Sergeant (shown above) are helping themselves to g tempting iineal kept hot in the cabinet. The l ll! il plugged into the aircraft electn ml circuit and the food, prepared l MI the ground. can be kept hot indeill itely. As shown n the other pic-

ture. deep monel dishes carry the iouzl and a removn lo grid presents

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"W OIPITOI. § TO-OAY AND WEO.

one did more dam. ago than the Tornado!

B|l|_'li§_nry ~v'-ilwen Kenyon rLUsTﬁiivs l"sToa'rs CAPITOL TODAY' STARTING AT 2.30 -— 1 —- 8J5

G, N. R. Moncton Blood Donors ilss’n

MONCTON, N B June 14 —— At a meeting held in the city hall new last night an association to be known‘ 11s the Canadian Nat- ional Runways, Moncmn, N. _ Blood Donors Association was foi- med comprised of Canadian Nat- ionai Employees volunteering their services to obtain blood donations ior the Canadian Red Cross Soc- lety.

ivlt. .1 P Johnston. regional vice president and general manag- er addresscd the meeting pointing out that although the response oi employees in the Past has been very good it was elt that Oliﬂlll‘ zczi eicrt would result in a great deal more blood being donated by members oi the railway iamlly Vlith A A. Bcurque General Chairman cf Federated Trades At- lantic Region as Vice Chairman representing labor and A. S Gunn principal nsietant engineer vice chairman representing other em- plcvecs R ti Smith on the staii ‘the l‘£".’.lQl‘.I!l iice president and _ _ cr wasclected sec- retary A rep;'cse:*.tr.l'»' w‘ 11'1- incci irom each department oi the railway at Moncton to act ior the asxelation in nrmnilili T91‘ i719“ donations i."cin the eIIIPIOYBB-i 9f that department At the 0135c oi the meetini! D1‘-

R. Barzter one oi the original organizers cl’ the Canadian Red Cross Blood Donors Clinic at Moncton and rellrﬂielltlll! the Moncton Medical Society also ad- dressed the MSIIICTIIII; ﬁrming the great need ior more blood do- nations at once as it took som time t1 process the blood and make it available for the troops on the lighting ircnts

relieves sprain

d M . McClure oi Chat- 1mm, Nil. were recent visitors to Charlottetown a n d Brackley Point. -

Hie condition oi Mrs. Edward Shaw shows little improvement.

rhiiting oi the contciintrs. The thermos bottles hold the liquids. souu. tea or coffee. Two smaller boxes carry-I all the required foods that need not be heated. There is enough space,‘ ior two complete meals ior nine non. on long petrol ﬂights or on OIIIR‘ extended operations hot meals gin: the cabinet will case strain and, raise ﬂagging iliifltl- — (REAP

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_ VICINITY

The June meeting oi the Wo-

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field at the hcme oi Mrs. John ‘dviillan. “lest Cozkehead. on the .1

FISETEETH ~. nun FIRMiY av Q [omfurl Cushion

IIOW Will YOIIII PIITIS EVERYDAY IMO (OMFOITAIIY SIIIIG TIIIS WAY It's so easy to wear our plates all day when held ilrm y in place by In “eomiortcushion ’—a dentist I IOrmuIa. I. Dr. Wernetll Powder lets you "toy solid foods -avoid embar- rassmen oi loose s. Purmharmless, DiatesJlelpspre pleasant tasting.

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and was

The regular monthly meeting ii the Red Cross unit met at the

ilie oi Mrs. Nell McCallum on '. rliirsday evening, June l5. with a. iull attendance oi members uind several visitors. Collection tau $5.11. Following the business v eriod. lunch was served bv the ' suess. Meeting closed with the

tional Anthem.

Mrs. Lydia Seaman. Charlotte- ia wn, is visiting her old home in I mckley Beach.

‘Mrs. Roma B. McClure oi Mone- Ilm, N.B., is spending a iew davs

vent sore gums. a. Economical; small amount last: longer.

, l ‘ath her mother, Mrs. Colin Mc- Ur. Wernol s Powder r ire. IAITGIJI ‘HJIINI-PINIQ‘

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‘The illness oi Mrs. (ieoriie Rob- irv ton is deeply regretted by her ml ‘ny friends. l

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B‘ fflie late Mrs. Elhozp

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4- A pure, white, lnlISlplIC, stainless vanishing cmm. _._.___

B. Awarded Approval Seal cl 1n twin; mam",- og M", n“. ‘ ' lnstitnreofLgundcr- erlek Plrlunln, who passed l!!! lug-harmless to fabric. Uu Jun. ugh, 1943,

Amd regularly. ; In m heart your memory lingers, [Sweet , tender. iond and true Th is not a day dear Mother,

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I33. I. I‘. IASTON. New Wilt- ﬁ¥"'st'& omcgiqsulmiltgie Con. ventlon on Thursday .304‘

CONIIDIATION IJFI 1N- SUI-ANCI-

DIIONSTIATION by a detach- ment at Anti-Tank gun c! 11th ent at York. J1me @141 0t 8.16 . M. d-N-ll.

GIADUATIB-Blt. J. A. Ids/the- son. Brooklyn. .

tad u air gunner iroln No. 9 B. and 6.8., Mont Joli. Que. m No. 3 T.C.

FRANCIS

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. ‘Women's institute Convention here

|inPrinceoi Wales Coll Hallon Wednesday evening. June 21st. The eating opens at 8 o'clock. 0-20-11.

CELEBRATING BIND BIRTH. Y-Oongntviia-tione are exten- Mrl Minn

ustico Qlndbirtthday today. PERSONAL ... .

LBEPOITED MiIEISING-Actink .- . i iord has been oiiiciall reported mini-bl in action since une th. It s assumed that L-Cpl. Oriord was n action in France as he was in England mrtil recently.

NAME OmTTEDr-MDTTIQT 5t. Elaine oi the Notre Dame

. Ronald MacDonald whose death on active service was report- ed yesterday.

MANY HAPPY RETURNS - Mr. and Mrs. H. H. McLean, I Sydney street were receiving con- gratulations irorn numerous iriends, the occasion being the 25th anniversary oi their marri- age. Mr.‘ and Mrs. McLean were married in Summerside, the oi-

George Mitchell.

FIRE DESTBOYS HUME-Lac. George Klnch. R. C A F. Summer- side. sustained a serious loss on June 16th when his house at Al- bertcn South caught iire and burn- ed to the Krounu. 5o quickly did the fire mead that was only with diiiiculty that Mr. 14inch ed in getting his w1ie children outside. '- clothes.

and eight. JQV lost every- iurniture. stoves.

LOST VALUABLE HOB-SE -'

During the electric storm Sunday morning about 12510 lightning vstruck the barn owned by Mr.| iJohn Ross, East Royalty, the bolt‘ split the studding from the hay

loft t0 the ground and instantly

knied one o! Mr. Ross‘: iinest

horses valued at $175.00. A young

colt was stunned but recovered“ Several other animals 1n the barn‘ were safe as no iire occurred. ‘rhe

spikes in the wood were cut oii as

clean as ii done by s saw.

ISLAND LADY PASSES -- J.

IScc-it Cairns has received the rad, news oi the deat or his sister. Florence Isabelle, wife oi’ James S. . ElJott. in Alhambra. Ccliicqnia.‘ . was in ncr ,80th year. She is survived bv the

‘Ioilowiiiil brothers llwbery, in Chicago, -Sta.nchel Mrs. John Burrows m iwilmot. Pr: 1.. a. Scott in Dun- staﬂnage. Marguarer. in Boston and W. James in Suznmersid . P.E.I.

FUNERAL SERVICES — The iuneral oi Mrs. George S. Larter was held yesterday morning from -the residence oi her son, Mr. ‘Harry Larter, 130 Kent Street to; ‘St. Dunstanb Basilica where Reg lquiem High Mass was celebrated; ‘by Rev. K. McMillan who also conducted service at. the grave.’ The pail bearers were: Daniel: Nocnan, Aeneas Curley, Hammond} Johnson, L. W. oodwin, i-larryl Day and Fred Bstt. Intermentl was in the Catholic Cemetery.

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AT norsav - Plastics, "thel warriors oi today and the ser-l vents or tomorrow," iully‘ zdescribed at the weekly Rotary, Clu at The Charlotte-a town yesterday by H. F. Ryami Canadian General Electric 00.. Halifax. . the .origin oi plastics and ti“; war. ltlme uses to which they are put. He also told oi the present peace-. time uses or this composition and

and sisters: Alexander in

ur- dress was made more‘ oi slidesl and the exhibiting types oi’ plastics. Mr. Ryan wasi introduced by Mr. G. Hughes and tendered a vote oi thanks by the co-chairman. Mr. R. E. Match.

Personals

The many iriends o! Mrs. Archie Martin. Mount mm. will rerret to learn that she is still con! nod to her bed through illness.

Mr. Daniel Matheson arrived in this city Friday evening from Hal- ifax, N.B. en route to home in Bristol. to spend his holidays.

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In Memoriam

ln loving memo oi Mother Mn. Ms s. m3 o pumi away and: ma. ms.’ w You shall never he forgotten Never shall your memory lode Sweeney, thoughts will always linger Around the grave where you are

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i In Memoriam

en That l do not think of yon.

I m ior you in silence No eyes could see me weep Bat man a silent tear I shed While 0t ere were asleep.

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Mr. and Mn. Frank O'Brien. llorill. have received l cable from their son Trooper Lock O'Brien, serving overseas.

iioavy Fines For Price Raising

Twenty three iines oi $1,000 s- piece and iour iines oi $500 apiece were imposed on the Empire Clo- hing Manuiacturlng Co, Montreal aiter Mr John Ahern. K C, coun- sel ior the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, represented to Judge Edouard Archambault that the number oi items covered by the 27 charges laid against the company "runs inw thousands. each oi which constitutes an offence." The company. through its counsel had pleaded guilty to the 2'1 diarges nvolving sales oi cloths by the yard and men's suits at above cel- ling prices, iailure to have prices established by the W. P. T. 5., and like oiiencea.

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' Tcm Fawley scratched his head. Yes it was all verv well, according to hie views. but how was he ,know that the visitor we; not mak- ig up this extraordlnan yarn ior purposes oi his own.

"You'll have to trust me." Rich- ard said. Getting a iootln oi his grvund was going to even more diiilcult than he had anticip-

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ated. He had been accepted at lace value in Chetwoods circles iar more readily.

"I sumose I shell have w trust you."

"Listen to this. then." I-iarltness plunged into reminiscence, oi the store and c! situations in which they had been mutually concerned. It was enjoyable to revel in the past that had so recently been hidden, and the liztenrr could not iail to to be impressed by thin evidence

Pruently they were exchanging conildences on equal tenns.

"We. mall et used to you as the months roll y." Fawlev said. "Up

now you pass muster when I close mv eyes and gc by your voice alone. But I don't mind telling v01]

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it is rather weird. Gives rne the creeps." "How do you think it eiiccts me whenever I look in the mirror?" Fawley laughed. "It will cure me oi ever being dissatisfied with my own physog. Maybe it isn't up to Hollywood standards but it has grown on me." Harkness got down to business. ‘Ihis was more than g friendly call "Cooper had me on a spot." the boom had been faked and g lot oi money missing. F0;- thar, I was blamed " “Thewls no secret about it oid man. Everybody in Trcnshams is.

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in on it. Alter the auditor; came

"What do they think."

“The other inc-m l:0k:d fly». "What could they?" he demanded. "Seeing that you tailed to turn u next day it, lacked dire. I've stuc up ior you, ii’ that‘; worth anything. What you said alter coming cut oi the old man's ofilce gave me more, to go on than the rest had.“ i

"Does Cooper know your opinion?

"Hope not! Sc long an my bread and butter depends on the 10b I can't ailerd to get into his bad

S. "Splendid! Now listen This is‘

viiiere you ccme to my rescue. I beleive Cooper himself is the villain oi the piece N0. there isn't

m -—-—-»—___=»=:.__4._ _.’ -.—--V~— _y~—— slightest mine w bring {orwardihe was head over heels m love with bligii

Joyce. and he was sensible enough acknowledge her return interest. How close an understanding ex-

What I need i, a reliable chap in- iijlldlel the stores to keep an eye on

ilxwgé-gmacrtutgléoollgng? Anrjwood he had not discovered. Play- thing out oi place. Do you mind “my she h“ ‘£37911 hi“! “be”. “ awn“ the amateur detemvcy- lack oi recent proposals. which

"and m espeﬂany u n help‘ proved she had been ﬂCCllSlLiliElI Cooper stub his toe ." "0 "m"

"There's a man named Jack Mur- rgy liable to call occasionally. I hap- pen to know he is a tricky cus- tamer."

" crock Holmes. ircm now on my name is Dr. Watson. How muchi are you holding back?”

"Quits a lot, though you wwldn't benefit were I t0 tell you Ill."

"I liiollﬂht so. Kee box s. long n you lire."

.a string. then. The modesty oi his inability to appreciate her recognition ct im- mvernent was natural, though had nothing very tangible i0 tell what t e oi man Chetwood was in private ie. Even the lawbreaker can have an agreeable personality. Someh or other Richard could

. - otla hisiclila lid- oxiggatj-T‘ om man‘ 1m "wing elnedc csisirnlnal? sliwarfy sofa thine ' c XI who had been close to his heltri £11m JOYCE LEARN THE TRUTH in high esteem. The loya fy o rs. Hnrlrness was ore optimistic r m?“ w“ “m ajvlntefe‘ ‘zndvvioﬁs bu,‘ m, - ﬂnangmmt mad, ooud not have .era d 1 .

vicious character, even ﬁe a casual acquaintance. Black Jack Murrcv remained the

with 1pm than seemed called (or on the suriace. Already he visual- sed the unmasklng oi Mr

listed between her and Perry Chet-l

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"And refused.“ he admitted rue- i iullv "Why was she leading me val;

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the end oi trouble, which were pn-lblmsi- “Y l" i“ °““'"‘*“‘> ‘°“°""l

h the organization centred in

ing up, and llie going back to nor-l" W“

- omss and the waachouse . ﬂmﬂoihlgwgwﬂnﬂ?“ hoax: It was Joyce. ostensibly intsen- 5. “any denmyecp _ucm. who guided the plough iscrarlnn in working in his surr‘ “Plum "my "mind

tool miracle , had not, in motion a __._.__._Ihl“k M” M“Le.l'_i‘.£i§§il!‘§_f‘ WMDIQX “Kin 0i ciNV-IIIIIAIIICCS "W" "y" I that involved a widening group oi individuals. The change he had

wrought by accident initially si- iected the ubjcct. Aiterwsrds came Joyce rlow. Jack Murray;

and many major and minor char- lc s '

The world oi Richard Harkness had been mattered by the lateiul bomb. Into the nebulous new world came a new man wth the race oi one and the personality oi another.‘ New iriends and enemies populated the scene. and i! there was over- llwlng ‘ ... the past and the present it remained ior the iuture to restore out o! chaos

Particularly embarrassing

‘a complete realisation

I-lnlv Redewmcr Hall TO-NIGHT 8.30

The prizes an the mme an than prevailing at other Bingo: In the eilv

Freezout For Charlton]; finale:

was thlt.

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‘Ycs! I wisn _ " "That. vou could throw on I115

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MEETING

. TIE HUNDRED AND FIFTH .»\.\'f\'l'.-\T. BIEEYFINFI

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND JiUXlLlARY T0 British and Foreign Bible Society

TN CANADA AND NE\\YFOI7NI)I.ANI PRESBYTPIIIIAN (‘HYRCH MONTAGIYE. l’. E. ISLAND

IIIOIIMY EVENING, June 26th

at eight o'clock

The Guest Speaker is

The Rev. T. E, McLENiIAII Pastor, Trinity United Church, Charlottetown

Please plan to attend this meeting

"The Bible is the Book of Life, and makes known the Life Giver."

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