511N131 194v.

CIVIC

ments.

2nd Installment of Civ Rate of IIISCOUIII. 3 per cent for prompt pay.

TAXES

ic taxes is now due.

J. A. FULLERTON,

motivation.

MINING

l (Canadian Press) TDRONIY), June 15—

l Stocks Close

enable. Apply W. Guardian.

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lonicailn, Montreal,

' 5 1-2 C"), Clerk‘ Chtm Rcs 27 Cochenour 35 Csniarunt 105 Cons Smelt _ . 31 7-8 Davies 15 Dame Oil 17 1-2 Elst Malrobic 217 Ililldorado 46 _ , _ acon 215 ~ -- Glenora 1 1-2 Advertising Rates Payable III Advance Gm... G ., ‘ p Guimar Goid a6 llltmlmum Cherie for Any r-u-ntisernents 25 Cents galiinrow 5 3-4 ‘ _ a or 50 w“?.%.1?.Y"'ill..‘.?£?.l?‘...?£..l’§'..i.'3"'¢.§fi}°'i'.;?.'i 1:13;‘ ca: Rev - l" Clasllilird 3c PF!’ word; In Memorlam Notices 70c per inch; Lists of goal-ll 1.1g l-a Ready ‘or use by ‘h’ Ame" the” FIDTIWIII“ 12:lierutl-lilil-Iidgilfllfiégznleio“m“; Lin”?! a‘: Howey 25 Iigftlgirerilizvfiygse alinlI€E‘1l-‘|',1‘II‘ (‘m1 n race - W0!‘ S l)!’ . H d B‘ M! _ O 8 m.) lift-cuts for every additional 3 words. Notices of Thanks and In“ Nigye n 21 1_2 flaged. while those in the back ound n car t k l 32 1 2 8T PP as mw-lulion. 70c P" mch l" 4!! oer word. Lists of Subscri tions » * servi "m h Addre nd e tati l’ Jclllcne 0 re Henry Ford (mom ,1. mm per inc ss a rescn 0n $1.00. Other rates eu é M can 1 b; IéZOIIIIICI-Itgl gr fighting planes for the Allies on err Add 142 - a? ('5 - 0N!!! . I Kirk Lake '75 motor magnete cSIigIImsKCIII: rganmtilfizngecfut) t1 the F0 . . _ Lake share 1B 1-4 even seriously interfering with hi; nut 4 | i OITII) r loryffiyi-lle f o Let gala-ulna 53g gflifiltrlsgginfl‘dzllllyxmtputiof 0,000 planes rok s.u.|-;- tum RADIO. mans. rrooug-PE Tfcl‘) (TRTABI-E kfifififd f? nl-dlzed allgmatetarlaleastd zvtatlieagitcfil; ._ n ce oca 1 ' - ~ . . , LbU3_G_15_21 “s. grate‘ Phone géQ-‘iOXIVQDlCII llgflfiflqn dorscd n ‘Stop Hitler Now- drlve in t --—- y ."f“*f"‘. "'- L-59 - - - "K ‘llfi you S.»\l.l~.P( ill. l’. LllhVltCLET 2 6 l5 3i McIntyre ; 40 1-4 count‘. ll "PW F5155? fibfffgi- T2 LE‘: —l ROOMS ron LIGHT gelgrw-le - 90 ' ' ' ' ' W59 99D n8. Apply 21 Chestnut 9 Tlllel‘! 25 ~—-—--i-—— st t. . - . . ~ : . '1' r vnizssnn nev AND m’ I‘ 5“ 6 1"’ 2'- filjkffm 2g Suzuv null 111ml Oats. Roland T0 LET -— TENEMBNT AT DUN- hlorris K 2 1-2 ' - —*~—- L_oJO_6_17_n tliaaésgeirracej No. l2 Water Street: Nqvigqb 15 . __ss_____' M $33,, gfgo “c, $351101»- Nvr-uvlu 50 k s11 r - 111-: N'l'Zi\lAN a. c0. a t " L-iliég-fitlfiglll‘ N°rm°ml 27 1'2 A ‘gnarl. ‘lllllflilllill. stlylci firsltyfl class ' ' ,' ggfrfgrcold £2 till”.i?T‘.'.'..‘X.Ll.§3..§.. i. £5533‘. Pick Crow 250 " rmnl. For‘ particulars apply 138 1m .1. fllhilTtiil . N-ll4-fi-l5-dl. FWD" -~ m N Y k ' ‘Wm’ ___._ ' s25 Ant 137 ' ~ ' 0c (Canadian Press) Slwlrlll 54 E ‘ T” 51211141 500 MAN. BETWluhN 2:: , ‘ - ssrlrir. *‘°°"' “m *2 l) 1 > iii? .-.~uivs such as R1120! Ab“?! com 100 sin-TD. in 121 d- _ _ ‘ _ _ , _ Abmm Pfd 5 Stan ake 31-4 (Cana inn Press) i ill l bl» éillfill iutitde alnd Asbestos 17 T0,,‘ Hun,‘ 2,7,7 -.~l; l: 1s 1c temau or _ f m " ( INOLCSSIUCS including gcfiflglfllnms 12 gtlilaklwpgan 2% Stocks Close ‘l_"““."$v Balm"? PPWFIQ" Bathursc A B 1_§ Waitr- Anni 300 Am C 11nd F 243 1-4 Medicines, Mincializcd V", m, m Am Ram. L and lmultri’ TOnics and Fly 17°" A 5 w m, ‘ P‘ m I 4 Am T I .5 or 5 1'2 vxiwerlctnceplcieslpillul. glut-gr v T c I 1 4 wooing? 505 - Am véanifl 15; o-fi 011051‘. l-I‘ .- .‘- ' - " l F? 1.2"‘ a. :21": ' 121-2 \.l'...‘.rc ur- Dl - Y '

do ‘lxllliilgélfllgly. The J. Int Pete 15 1-4 I-TNLISTED Baldlrm LOCO 16 3-5

R. nxllklll. Colnllfllly. Mvitlreel. Price Com 11 1-2 n I I 1 2 geillllxtflli 29 1-4

R-cie pgd _ O Se - e h S t_e 79 3-3

N.154-6.5 Pcnd Ore 145 P1110 35 1-2

s”. _____.i--- -—- 1 ' '5 er 54 - . , 16- Pi-Th .- ‘,9 - _ Agents “hinted clltiuildg nights‘? on S112 gsilitltigsdtvrigltt A 5-2 A ""i‘?'—"_ u:c y. industrial 11nd an index El c A l Lat _

l AMIHTIOUS MbIN AND g-am of .23 and [she mn-ng 81011175 Elgc P11} Eite e 3g 11-1%

vomcn we Ollfll‘ OPPOI 311111937 1° -_i- had smaller margins on t-he up side. Gen E19,; 31 3_4

lllllll llll a Profimble lmsmess by CHICAGO, June 16—(CP)-Aiter The clcsc was down tcr the Gen F0055 40 74;

PI-lllllll.’ “l0 lluudmd houschpm fluctuating nervously throughout \Vf‘$l(‘l'11 0215. Only 71,000 shares Gen Motors 441.4 Ge“ steel W1" Tm- CMIQB- Thmy the 5055x011 cver a rathcr \\i(m.‘ ‘changed hands. the sntallest turri- Gaming, 12 " R “k Momhlv SW" range‘, wheat 1.11005 lctiltv stcadcn lnvcr 1n scvcra-l years- l-‘Om Il-Oll GGC(lV€’ll' Tire 14 3-4 ' ‘ l, “c P‘°d“1"l5'§€g' and ciosrci tract onally higher than ‘lFClllllliflfS anlzl Page-Hersey clcsed 5g, Nor‘ pfd 21 3,4 l‘ l" Wlll- APPY I - yesqerdny, . .-‘ up. Steel ri Canada iedded Kennecgtt’ 30 N_6_8 Wham, clqged 3-8-34 hthor l 0 1d. and fractional gains were Mont wm-d 37 34; ' than yesterday, July 80-79 7 , lnrtlcd by Dominlcn Steel B, United N y Cmm-al 11

FINANCE

By l-"rotlcrlck Gardner Kflalrd l-l-l-ss Finuncul Writ-Bl‘ EW YOli-K, Jim icti-(API- stock imukct again shook oft w lllbfdd)’, Willi the re- ~ucs stopped out oi a. ~li Wcck well oln the

. c all. .

lAbcfiulltleCl Press average o1 loclLs W115 up .4 oi’ a point at and. cu the week, registered a. gain n1 2.7 palms, best showing my work since lust Scptsmbea‘. sieix- l’ J lill '70 last Saturday. 6-day llll'I1CV(‘1‘ of tuound 5,- 10 snares Just about doubled of the 1itevwue week.

cks fznlstung ahead Jnciuded .Siccl, Bethlehem, Crucible.

ulosiinghtluse, Union (lo, Flvtinan Kodak. American b Fkiundry, Santa Fe, Anacon- nrl Consolidated Edison.

the oflsule as much as e point “we Druglns Aircraft, United 1ft. Glenn Martin, Allied 31:11. Tcxas Corp. and U. S.

tn’, gamma“ .9614” mo“ den, which was laden with bloom

were unrhaziged. Internation-

flfel, pom and my, Sh“, Lean. The bride and groom were

llll fractions while Brazilian

on lost i-4. charming in s fuchla dress. smart

~" Ytillorwd by uhe Dominion H! first gmde cneeme

a Am,.m_.,,._, Telephone. Dow wedding took place on Saturday af-

_ weddinlz Maigih we Cplllllbveclil by Mrs. (D .1 . . a cc o cralpaudr After the ceremony de- licious refreshments were served ____ to ebout fifty guests. Later In the "ate M» =~—<<=r>- "We rt.- ‘e ket .. on n a or on oo . y a ‘ r mo“ he" Bu“: the best wishes of their many mcnt of Agrlculturg, 101mm friends for their future happiness.

September 80 3-4-1-2; Corn l-L‘ 1-2 lower, Jly 61 5-8. S‘];lt311'1b r GU 3-H; Oats 1-8-3-8 dzivn.

WINNLPEG, June lb'—lCPl—ifi fairly dull operations Winn peg grain futures press tcday ntovtd narrowly and wound up the brief session unchanged to 1-8 hizncr, July at 72 l-4, October '75 and i):- cemlber 7b’ 1-2 cents.

Cash wheat prices were unchang- ed. Clcarse grains were livelier. Buenos Atres was unchanged.

Gleanings From Tryon And Vicinity .

An exceptionally pretty June

ternoon. June 8th at the home of the bride. when Miss Jenn Mac- Donald eldcst daughter of Mr. tmd Mrs. Frank MacDonald of Crapaud, was united in marirage to Mr. Ralph Myers son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Myers of Hampton. The ceremony which took place undcr ll. beautiful cherry tree in the gar-

was performed by Rev. W. Mac- unettended. The bride looked hat and matchlfl accessories. The

lobbms price. as i-z-a

rat gmqe mum J w; m, of Olen-y were week-end visitors 1 OWJLIJM, to North ‘Ii-yon.

Quebec no lymlm orwe. a1 1-4; Que- “? 31 1-4; Quebec no 1

iml. wholcsal bbi; i to her home in Victoria. after Qucovc no 2,51%.” {LELQ srpendln the winter months in I1 5-11. Montre ,Quebec.

*1 Ontario white, current 911cc. 1:1 11-16-7-8, color-

l-a-iil-lb‘; ‘ht - Tr on West after spending s. few Mosaic jObbivfIlgljeorjgenflliPlor hi. in Aiesnv. the west or Mr. ‘slimmed Shipments 1n 11,94 and Mrs. V. Macleod. Altmny-

‘Wllllll 111104‘. A-large 22; B 201-2; C i7

.- =7- L5

t

fillies 100's 2.15; 50's 1.50.. 101-. who n attendlnq Pl-set-w-rmi ' a t ‘to 1-11. 190-2110; United Church undel‘ the rafldlll“

“Willie no 1-13. 1.90-2.15;

l vrhltes 100's 225; bu] 5.25, Florence Mnbey. took ehnmc of rlv‘ Sunday mornlmz service here which was a verv lnierestlnq one. 111v girls deserve credit for the capable wav In which thev conducted their first Sunday service.

2. lCrW '2 m rid e of Hampton will re- .conltr‘hc‘p1rs$)n‘ ‘mpecwd zrgt thw I150 ls still n patient in Que “mo,” g0_1,m; th» P. 11.‘. Island. Hosilltfll Wm" *- ; NB no 1 75's 1.05- ho is stiffer-lug from s. broken 1oz.

can of Tryon. ore pleased to learn that he ls irrentlv improved nflrr ht "who. mwrntlon in the Prince County Hospital.

Dawson. of North Tryon. I! <llll e- ‘rush ll] In H19 P. E. TSIWVI Hggnitp], R I! hMiPd that his condition may improve verv soon.

y... relvvflpfl ww- rm»- .. “pm-sol

Ml’. 1nd Mrs. charlie Rogerson

Misc Juanita Miller has returned

Mrs. ‘flglend has returned to

The many friends of Mr Rav-

Durlng the ebsence of their DH!- he C G I. T. girls of the Tryon nagement of their leader. Miss

The menv friends n! ‘Ir. Arlemus

‘If. l! recrellnhlc that Mr. Thom"

u!!! tiny-nit- nnwM-a of ‘Prvnn

Istfcl and Hamilton Bridge.

1110 late weak tone gave a set- lback to Bell Tleiephonc, Fsnny . Ford A, Lc-blaw A ‘and -Harr:s. Walkers commcn

l F3211!" ' M I}

d a point higher.

Lonlcrdated Smelters held part

of an advance.

Ventures cursed 10 cents up.

In the sonicxr gold group Dcme prsird a ltali-pouilt. drop and H211- zcigcr formed slightly". Other issues wow steady.

Advances of s. few cents were held by A-unod, Central Patricia, lmst Molar-tic. Perron and Pioneer. Hillncr firmed 70 cents. Minor loss- es were lxkstcd by I/amaque, Pres- l-C-ll and Wright-Hargreaves.

Western 011$ traded in small vol- umes. Home Oil “weakened 5 cents. Vcrmalila los/t 4 white and Smith End Pete dropped a fraction.

Market At A” Glance

(By The Canadian Press)

Toronto-industrial end mlnllll stocks higher; western oils lowtr- Montreal-Utilities and papers high- er; other industrial: unchanledl golds lower.

New York-Stocks closed higher. w| r _—Wheat unchanged t0 1-8 of cent higher.

New lorll—t,‘otton higher; r1100" lower.

New York-Comedian dollar l-l OI cent higher.

Murray River And Vicinity

ms. J, n. Ferguson has returned home from s, v-lsit with relatives and friends in Amherst, N. 5.

Mrs. T. A. Keenan has returned homo from attending the United Church Maritime Conference in slwkvllle, N. B., for the past week. Mrs. Keenan also visited friends in Amherst and Moncion.

w. Edgar Glddings has return- ed home fmm sackvllle where he attended the Maritime Conference.

Mr. Elbert Nicolle of the Bank of Commerce. Montague. spent the weekend at his home in Murray Rlvcr,

Mr. end Mrs. B. H. Hllflllfl pflld a flying visit to Murray Rlv- gr on Saturday.

Many cases of German Mel-WIS nrckreported ln the villi-IQ "ll-l “TC .

Mr. and Mrs. oltfford Keenan of Wood Islands were Vllllmf! l° Murray River the guest of Mr- T. A. Keenan.

Rcv. Lyman Glddlflft! preached acceptably to a IMF BOIlRTEBIf-lfm in Murray River 0n Bl-llldfly "9"" lng.

The Misses Kev DutnGY Ind Vcrnltn Keenan W01‘! V151")?! l0 W601 Isl nds. the sum 0f Mrs- cllfford ccnnn.

we. with reiitlves kl cane Trc"»l or” T.

Aunor Gold 105 Base Metal 12 1-2 Bidgood 14 Bralorne 31o

inlty.

l

P1118"! used by

I border airport before shipment t0

rd Motor Co. The .000 planes daily without

ls possible. Arcusing Pltfilflvnt Roosevelt, L0 Britain and France an he United States.

ALLIES

PAGE mfg

va Scotia P141101.” Has Strange

sjlNo

Ncr Am Co 18 1-4 lNor Pacific 5 1-2 r Paramount ' 4 3-4

Penn 1t R. 3-4 l Phil Mcri-is __ ‘Phil Pet Co 33

Pure Oil Co 8

Radio Corp 4 3-4

Sears Roe Co 70 South Pacific 3 Sitl Oil N J 35 3-4

Stude Corp 7 1-4

Texas Corp 33 3-4

United Air 42

United com 1 5-8 United Gas Imp 11

U S Rubber 17 5-8 U S St C0 54 1-4

Vanacllunl Corp 33 1-4 West Union 17

West Elm 93 1-2

Woolworth -

‘Flying Seven’ Offer To Go To France

VANCOUVER. Juno 14 —(CP)— Th, "Flying seven", members of Canada's largest women's flying club. offered today to "E0 0V" Franco and drop bombs 0n the enemy."

The seven pilots, e11 Vancouver girls holding flying licences, range 1n private life from housewife t0

rlvate secretary. Three of them

old commercial licences.

"We'll go over France and drop bombs on the enemy," said Tosca. 'I‘re.eollni, vice-president of the club, "or we'll stay in Canada Ind test planes. In fact well do any- thing. But wtedo want-to help Can- ada and Great Britain win the wnr."

The women, all with more than 25 flying hours to their credit. have applied in a body to the depart-

Adventure

YARMOUTH, N. S, June 13 - (CP) - The story of how n Can- adian pilot with shot. down over Holland, was ted and scntcnrcd to death 5111'. only to be saved on lo the firing: squad, otter received by

MontrealStock Exchange

(Canadian PM’) lld t 1 1 1 O 0f fly I1 it

Q O u n

The lcttcr came from Pi flcer Jack Hatfield, 27, o ‘Pusket. now listed as “ In 1t. the young Nova Sr counted n rcrlcs of stranac ndvcu- turcs that camc to him when bailed out of his disabled over Holland after a dog

‘no worn En

Before he got home after his flrinr. Slltiad, Hat- _ n. nizht llllilfii‘ the wing of a Dutch officer who sub- scqucirtlyr turned out lo be a. qcn- uine spy and was taken off to be shot. The pilot just escaped a sec- ond espionage trial.

0- prwun-n-mv-r-n | ah NNw-hthw-rhub

u | a

early evasion of German parachute

i 1 flier near an uuid- lml bl’ Gfllllllllfi- cntifird Dutr-lt town. gwzis on: “We came to a Dutch post, but the trouble had only started. “They swore we were spies, and we were put under arrest and tak- en by a guard to 1t ncarby town. We \\'f‘!‘€‘l1‘1f(I by 1.1m rnmnf-sinn- er of pnirc and convirtrlr . They ivoulrlnt even 115.011 to our slories....a lot pf Duwh Nazis were being trlcd at the same time, and the sentence was death by a

"We wcrc walked streets with the Dutch Nazis. , , army gcncral saw us. and he spoke JTM" l1 Sill-Tl lFlfllld» English. Ht‘ signed for us, and we l ivcnt to his quarters. 11c got touch with his division command- er....we were to be taken to the Hague that night by a guard. We left at 9 p. m. accompanied 21v n Dutch licul-rnatit and a c0rp0ral.. “the pilot and myself had bcc

e4 " >--- 4 to rods an QQMAUHDOINQ-AZNMWAEJCJgQIIO

rl

Prices ruled higher at of Satr-tuclay/s abbreviated szsston. Canadian Car preferred and Dos- 00 tacked on 1-4 each while C. P. R. held steady. National Steel Cur backed 1 1-4. Fractional iidlillblnli‘; were marked up for IIHDPTIM 0.1 and International Petroiexm. Howard Srmthshowed e. loss of 1 1-8. 8t. Lawrence Corporation displayed a small advance.

Steel o! Canada added a point» whlze Hamilton Bridge posted n small gain. Fclundta-tin and Can- ada Cement rctrcatcd slightla. B. C. Power gained slightly. _ Tote-l Sallcs: 10,220 sum-res; mms- ' trials 7,300; Mines ‘

‘Polish Subm arinlel Lost

(Canadian Press)

tion. Short- hc-ttcrics fired upon her without success. [Estonian guards who were rcsrnrtl 11y SivudiSli seamen after being placed in a dingy in the upon sun. 1n April the Orzcl sank the (irr- mant rrmsport Rio de Janclro, aflililll]: 300 German troops to death- The submarines enmplcmcnt iras 5G officers and men,

llfllllfithvhltere

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ment of national defence for war work, with the Royal Canadian Air Force if possible. _ Z.‘;;_: .'i_.

MacLeod, regret to learn of his continued illness.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Alex Munn was held from the Uh- ltcd Church on Monday. <-

M155 Rita Ferguson spent the weekend vlsltlng fnends in Cher- lottetown.

The Rev. Mr. Carpenter, who was e former Baptist Minister is visiting in Murray River and vic-

Mr. end Mrs. F. C. Bennett of Charlottetown were visitors to Murray River on Sunday, the guest of Mrs. P. Prowse.

Miss Catherine MacDonald of Murray River, who underwent an operation in the P. E. I. Hos- pital is recovering.

A miscellaneous shower was held at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Matthew MncLecd on Wednesday nltzlu, ln honor of their dnuBhlPl- Antur- ivln was recently mnrrird in

mu. with m m0 fine harem. wr is shown here. In her slim-ks on Italian air basu in

Till many 0! NX- J-

Mr. Byron Sharpe of Monctcn, N B _.

crippled ltellm striking power.

lcnt n Dutch lieutenant! grcatcoet

0.101. as it was quite cold.

“At about midniulit we got stop- ped and were n11 taken out of the car with autonialics to our heads. I of course 1110112111. we had run ‘against. a Gorman patrol dressed 1n Dutch iluiforrns. Every s‘lrk of i'l.".lll(‘S ivas taken off us. Papers were fctmd in my Dutch great-

coat.

"The Dutch officer who eceom- panied 115 ivas a Fascist and had papers up his sleeves. My paners <1 aftcrnnrds found out) ivere n- ‘brutt what. tlykcs the- Dutch pinn- uccl lo flood xicxl. 'I'hc_v of course were put there by my own guard, “"""'~'~'-“~ ~'

who was a spy.

_"Ail! throurlt the Dutch army it STI I It '"..rr.r2.:;.§: a l’ a °llll°° id tluv were his and that -_._-_

gllsh and kncw nothinr 15 '1 r , ,- - ' about it. It was a itcrv near thing I c o‘; "f hnd containing

Dutch

torus. We were almost shot.

‘f.'t"a"-\'s'l-'u'uP-'u'u'u's'u‘u'ln'

EXAMINATION

Fmlnl Ind Slllllllfllll Glance Etc.

H. J. MABON

Ol"l‘().\ll-.'l‘llf5'l‘ Mvnluliufl. i’. E. 1. Office Hours: l0 to l2 A. M. 2 in 5 l’. llL Ilfllm-‘WQ "lib. ivy zxltpnintmcnt Office (‘until-civil will:

U . .

A

. s u .. tfiffl-“r-‘s

l0 acres of woodland and 5

"That nulmmillc vms at my head Cleilrfll lOQClhOX‘ Willi El!

and a brrvonet at my back for 1.5 ' ' mlnutcs bcforo everything finally bulldmgs’

conveniently lo-

slraightunctl out. The Dutch llcu- 3M“: "ll Ilqllllich Slim?- lcirailt was to be shot the lioxt App“. to

(lay. I ltcpt‘ he W215 put l-n priscg} GAUDEH. & “ASZARD,

he sccmcd very nice but course deserved death."

Hatfield wont on to tell of dif-

Solicitors

fictiltlcs in tzcillnz 0m. 0r Holland, Gamma“ Bmk "f thmmer” wltlrmosl rnarls tn the sen blnck- Indif-

Hc finally m. 8. I.-39--l-3-u'sn1 ll‘

rlz-lvd to The Honk and made the

port lust 15 minutes before a Brit- ish destroyer sailed for England. In describing 111's squadron! fight

E354

ivlth the German planes. Hatfield

said the six British planes had] tackled rrvrn German dive bnmb- ‘ yer; nntl L"? Mossv- ' Three of the flamers sent plane out of control. Aflrr he 11nd takcn to his ppm- 111.0. one plane gave him a burst.