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QHURCHES TOMORROW

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u; flol Celnmunio hwy Communion‘ Ind I00 s beei.

§ ‘f: gveninfiyer snil Bernes-

a Itleue. i a n“! .1 _ [rely Ooililllnlll “T, revue cnunci yliruelilfll ultimo! n undo . w Choir

PRtSBY I ERIAN

JIE KIRK 0!‘ 8'1‘. JAMES

»" utsmee “uhtlgseqh”. his}: go's. . '

DIE-onto! o: music. ' m“ ille- bee.

‘ see. Obllseb rheol- Mernin inhib-

‘iai. "me is Your lleede.‘

‘wlggliflb Taylor.

_ pt. Ivenllll Wersliil-

"widen Sole "Iut Ies- Todeu."

A-‘Qm- will be eendueiel u» see-Ions delvsrel by Rev. mpifieaArtlllh nu. mo. sui-

‘uou psssnvrsmss , ciwscn Itbfl 011w IIQI

us. G. Carlyle Iebtee In. Edwin Jebulieue Orgenht

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"nostrils ma! hlinlllonnld Nicholson. amflszbosiztirf“: Aurthur new d"... The sessile lebeol us n: svtgrm ,0"!!! “w; ‘lflevieur, '11.; osusm 'werdhsieupunterny u, seed s light unto n! nib".-

will.

. Yesterday's __ . Market.

@1-

l AND SETIgIQD-‘A! frag?"

il- bee Q .

"iii til-ll.

II-gle Is- 5c iflo

Uiiic ens,

'0 rots. bun h 38o

mic: Golan 143.11%, pi. “d

innres. dos. 10-890 smile

pies. doe. - n: ‘to

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rr..""""..~yar.'zr, c: "u “W. P. a. L y‘ une l. Old,

is whsnlotsihelyflgllveyeld sieeolns

lil t mm- weunded belrte page“ knew the leflew

Thei lies inflow boom concealed-

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In Memoriam

u‘i'..‘°i'.'§..'”i»?°m"..|...¢°' °“' "T

m-cflllhdeperted m.‘ m. ea

k 57 one y ‘ bel

us... m" I the fair. ‘ll till-

ido. ... '»..-.-. -~-

II lo

n "time as. rm. 5""! by [logistics Leon sad "Ni. <

IN MEMORIAM

emery ef our deer Jellies _ w n‘ N-IIIIIU‘::,IIUUOU NI- hhmlh we m yo‘ deg-l, d no‘ in

°"" "in m sier. Eadie-fink? fut“ \'| with eurozeariemeeled.

g‘ Mother.‘ Ietbel.

"‘° utfifdit-t» e “fir?”

lNMiss

_ . UM I ti) LHURiJlI oi CANADA "

l.

i 5108.00" Visitors cordially welcome. ' BAP I IS I

THE estrus? council Corner Prince sill Its-eels Jieieier liev- I. Judson lievr. IA.

M W sh . sifih?‘ ~11’; sis...‘ “ ‘T... utitfltfi. zllllléllllllfl change to sump; beur ef gather- “w” -‘f°......""".re_,,...... “' “lee. 0 God. e Chll» n CemF-(Msnsleibsrs). he Cemmunlehef the lard’;

rved-

Ilse, organist weseglnpwieb CI on

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

8 800w ‘u.

e tel. You no invited to ‘l’!!! BAPTIST

Al his!!!“ III Lowell c. hlooflsersen, as’, hi. an. bliss Merlonne Saunders. Organ-

l.

Worship at l1 em. and I 1mm.

Bible School at N0.

ll sermon: "WHY ll A CHRISTIAN"?

Iveeilfll Ilrlnon: “YOU!- VALUE" ‘Laud-week Worship. Welles!" -N~ Anybody welcome.

in Bolog-“Pm Sure I Shel! Not Peel w This We!" (Sullivan) lee

“"3”. Antbqn-“Te God Above" ildermere)

JIIONT GUI INTAL or- ncue dose seturdzy aim-runes‘: till October in tmerittgtliy

on Blturdsy m HWUEIILYIOPIG muscgoob. .- ulfl I whim Road tell-m... or the remainder o tbs school year in Hesthergsle Her? Email-crime wwtifiigfi tion tsf! m! in gisfiigtétownit-fih‘ Jnmrul. INJURY - Joseph Murray Harbour,

. reeeritl t with

ant will]! vligriuins s: gene on hil

(lflli. The fingers of his right hand eme entangled in fertiliser

stone is now ‘recuperating and does hetespecttebesbletewort for about six weeks. in: tilde...» 0* era"-

v18.

Ore

wh

sns si mbleme en s ‘ pints reelrdinl es-

e school clue . viii- iory Gerden Posters were ddis ribu - ed. The meeting was censi ered by eil assent to Luvs been intersstins eh clpful.-- .

PIRIONALS

dealt with

1. nTiTTeT 1 u vis- itinafhlis lit/logo. in Monmlrfar two wee .-h

. ‘He. Melee Mec 1m been spending iesve firents Mr. eriid s. V. C. sc-

nnon. Kllmu r. A rother Verrwli is serving with the Canadian Assay Overdose-L.

.. l. aneulwejfiefn: r~.s-"’i..r'.‘£u=~..-=.t eo- tegue.—- om end

create. where

u °' Hdeui we Misshisclfliimo

n d s two nths envshi-r‘: and”; "A: with 2% wok when his im bie obfiiri lv- We 0N‘ ".......' "fir... tidbit: r.- iEenee e-nd oereevereooe-I»

lelll VlIDI-i VIUQITY Mrs. MINI ll eiil f heve tsleh hewinsqest &ir :5» s; rdsdfiuw some».

NI Austin J Rib! B Viliiilil D

WI ‘U. ‘

sues Items MseNelli is visi

ww Nfl- AA. INA

llr- llitll J he! 4W0!!! ruined?“ "c " c"

‘figs eeheei “ma”. ‘lg-var;

EASTERN GUARDIAN .,,

Moteguei My,

. %wisi to

flit M I ndid WI! cg. grGsrtlfOsit. I city uir. size as Charlottetown and some 00'

w? '1'“!!! eu-

OOOII for Ibowgrephs. oneewm m Ileeegrlphs. .__._.

dgnossesm we wens. ar. runs .1... s. -» -n ‘l."i.»‘l‘i|g“:' ol-ny _

DATU Al’ L08 0. -- ‘me Whlrf we any eesiNverd of A» PM .. will close ssturdey siiern uring June, July and August. Please older coal early. l

8441-]

TAKING OOIJBII. — Usut. T. D. 12-11% o. s‘. r. 0.. eon e1 m] d 0.11s Dellois has sime w. m” (h. N. I. to take s. specie!

times course a5f‘iié.%l‘.'.i‘d.i.,’tiil9.i.i°. v; llgnetuacesutgal engagement of than $13? $188M: '§i?"°'éi.°.§?ot eaiwn: Merrie," to take place in July‘. 5 u

on fi ‘it.

- rsrrsr -.-ar:r~.r.:'".rr'

y ellfii-N A. ithoiigeetuwrelend

u. ‘anew es ‘ u: ' c1 u. h o! hour for the 2.3.3.... sbetiticc? 2m

lie f‘ chev one st‘ ties

on lerk

-~ lted

rose Thursds hi8 should have ap ar-

Cecilia.

ed among“ receiving tha dis

326th» the Office Administra- n section.

0i’

P! tl ht the no??? otfmo

ADDITION T0 STAFF- b.- Ulilt. L-D. ltnwsrt u

“Queen Charlotte." Lieut. Stewart entered the service in Januar . 1942. and has just completed h training course on the east coast. His home ie in Vencouver, 8.0. LEAVII F0]. MONTREAL. Miss Keuicrineilscfisnn .

Nurses Association, leaves wdsy by Plune to attend a meeting of the tuieflui-zf’ cfufi geafiadiisn Nurses ARIN! M i June ‘i font. n onuea

RETURNS FROM INCIZ-Adiutent Mercer returned is week-end from s Salvstio

Army Conference in Moncton. Coil. Tutte ofh Toronto, nations! or

I

ciel camps n. was

spoilt - Cf icers from the three Merit e Provinces were in attend- anee.

CHANG! 0F RESIDENCE. Hi6 Honor. Judge C. 8t. Clair Treinor, Judge of the County Court for Kinss County with his Wife end family peeved to Mon us-tylsterds/y whore they will reside n e future. They have token the house formerly m. “Med hr Mr. I... H-‘Ooffin, retired manager of the lent of mores there. who is new living in Che:- lcttetown.

CONFE R-

YO UNITED C AlGEp-Rev. J. li-igzcholeon, Min ter. Services June . i065. Conference Bimda . No service mt: Fesssnt Gr e. '1.

ill eerv e n or sus-

ifil fs

lit Ohm . . speeber. Tr y u is music. Pieasan Grove congrega-

i ri iriv ted to worsm in York st ~” s. "r u“=..*.."§"~“ i: 2:";

. s m r w

s Fer-viii. on June 18th. e-s-ii. WlI-IN IIOIUITING - - Third ificer A. M. Irving of the Women's yei Canadian Nevsi Service will be st HALCB. “Queen Ghsrlotte" on ‘Iussdey. 3th 0i J1me for the pur- 0! ‘interviewing young women l eh or who duke ihformetien reserding this attrac- tive brunch of the services. Selected di ere sent for training to ns establishment about the some

miles from Toronto md Herniiton.

PHIDAI. GlflL-Miss Donalda Orswford. former deput Clerk n! Halifax end a native o Morita Inf. on the occasion of her for: coming msrr sge was prosen: Wednesday with s sliver entree d sh] by m of the ileiifsx city; $1301 d. ‘lihe presentation was

e on behalf of the aidsrmen by Deputy Mayor Ahem and Alderman Doyle. Miss Crawford is w be mer- ried to Msinsld McKenzie of Vernon ver.

IITUIN! ‘I0 HALIFAX. Hon. Lh-Ool. A. M. Gordon, senior hap- lei-n of Military District No. t’. left yesterday on return to Halifax sfter cola? eting s two-day official tour of gevissoe. He spent sonu time

CAB-TC. st Beech

i il We. "- ‘xii

PUG

t; m. .. re feet Pre Heed by province

UNIT i’)

TRINITY the ebsenee ef lie .

28a ‘£136’ '?“A'.“'§A'wiii'

".'.?mi."a.¥i'.3.°n‘.“§;

Iibhblll] Wllluv ‘ u.

ilfliiilllllllilill

113st of -°‘ eigh-

_ 242 names of members of the erm-

lTIIe QIIAKLUFI

loll In! fillets hem P. E. L AGENTS Willie! W. CIIIII. Aliiflen G. wire. IIIOIUI. UN s. m“

v. I. Duliy. llinirere

0. Oflirelgsezgggbesebiil Fem

Elmer Waugh, Wiisiet volley

Green. Ceotrs '

PIESIYTIIIAL of the trashy‘ terian Women's Missionary Society meets July 6th in Zion Church. Charlottetown. l-Hi.

POLICE COURT-At the Iaiioe wee given two years’ sinaend of’ 00 t0 keep the peace.

0 t ted: in t ..‘.’A‘.'...."§$.e‘. “hi”??? ..£‘...'.‘. 33...’ f sentence with sureties

B-UOI-NS UNIT-Pic. Mitdoek A. Menbsod who has

Hi8 unit at Post-Record

-.~._-

IVANGELISTIC ser River Baptist church June ‘l at s pm. until Pride . Rev. AA, 01.611’? wli . Do not miss this gospel p eacher. A cordial welcome e ch n ht. l-ii-i. BOUT! MARCH-Members o No. 62 C.A. <8.) TC. at Besc Grove were seen in s route march

nished by t e bend under r raction of Cpl. Emile Doiron. Lieut. J.J. MacDonald, wu in charge of the parade.

ROLL OF HONOFP-A total 0i

ed forces is contained on a beau- tifull inscribed Roll of Honor now hang g on the main wall in the entrance to the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer. The scroll was sent to the arish by the De- partment of Nat onai Defence. Al most every member of the congrev getion who Joined any one of the fightin forces is incuded in the list. 0 course s few nunss were late in reschin the Rector Rev. A. McDonald. 0.5 R. end es s result will have to be added leter as the list is brought up to dete by add ing the latest recruits.

OF INTEREST T0 FARMERS- On Thursday nisht ti‘. iottetown Hotel. Mr. A Montreal, general sales manager of the McCall-Frontenac Oil Comlr any showed films of s iai inter- est to farmers. Severn representq ative farmers were present as weii ss prov cfsl fieidmen. department of agricu ture officials. end others. This film is designed to educate farmers in the pro or csre, protec- tion and use of arm machinery‘ and equipment. Letters sndorsins the showin oi’ these films were read from on. J. 0. Gardiner and the ministers of agriculture

Ontario. These will be s t twentydive centres throu bout the Province where electrics power is available. .

PRESENTATION LAST NIGHT --An event oi’ mush importense to the members of the Odd Fellows of this city. took isse in Odd Pei- lws Hall lest evening when five o1’ the members were pzaesented with veteran Jewels, in nor of their long and valued service to the Order. There Wes l. feiriy isr e sttcnden present to witness gesentstion which was rnsde

puty (trend Master DJI- P lips assisted by s number ef pest grand officers. Those who received the distinguished honor were Dr. 0.11. Dewsr. John . Msclinir. John c. fltewert. Idmond '1‘. ll u. Moe Irwin. After the presents on they were celled upon for short ad- dresses to which hay el respond’ ad. it was n. time for reminiscence

all felt it was the xisht spirit to enter- DeDuty Grind Muster Phillips end other members also addressed the ladle with some well chosen remarks. All flit that in the Independent Orde Fellows would be found s suitable agency to enable mankind to battle‘ with the problems of life eftor the expected glorious victory is ours. Al ioined in wishins success to the order snd happiness end prosper- itv to the officers who were csrry-

i".

be the Mu:

The Cher _ 1". csmbo.

t , movement by esey stages

q new home. The

UUAKDIAN

1 CONSER

IWLUIHOI AI-IIUU

IAIIUI-

IAII-Ql. o Ana's uzlunaes: EXPERI- AN MIN

(Continued) vsstmtien wee followed the purchase of e herd _ IMO reindeer in Aieoke. ii" - m to unmade

dad

The herd of 3.440 deer was immed- ms f food and draft purpose-S-

d in chsrle of Mr. An- dre . s. vcwran Lspp harder. who wee to be sesisicd on the drive 0

r spent ie the n 1 kfnfifgmthe rcittigszuit sta-

PM 1:18 creasing was “gmpfgd 0w severe weather conditaions the herd

during s. blizzard and

fered by this m needs up in the flwning the follow- summor, which took place Pets-it. The work of Prepflrrslm the previous year's experience. reel camps were established aionfl the {sropos route end other precau- iong to assure the success of the crossing. the summer of i934 the animals were moved about on the grazing are; in the general vicin- ity of shingle Point. In September a (rsduei movement eeatward was begun and by early December the herd hid ruched Moose River on are weetora bsnis of the Macken- e. After the river had frozen to s. Iuifi n or the weilht of the herd. e hesvv i111 o! mew vies necessary to insure good footing for the deer. At this time the gay: wetrte rapidly short; m a we a our: o than" sreticngisut. Mp8s. period

of e full moon meant go vrs- ibility. this was the gr o the month ciwem for the ginninl o! the drive. ‘ An unsessonabie rise in

ature spoiled carefully laid plans to have the ham delivered before Christmas, and time Jmuary fui moon sew the river ice swept ole“ of snow Ind no seed feotins svsll- lbie for the snimlis. However. the f-uii moon of Pebrusry 18 shed its light over more favorable 00351-1 ti the eel-inlaid were start-

i ti th m" "w:

where the snow was Die

difficul was encountered. The rest sta ions provided the herders with opportunities for need food sno rest and on February 31 the herd reached Tu-n/unuk. socut 80 miles south and s. little west of the mmwtr range of the Govern- ment's reindeer station.

th few losses as

travel.

Those in charge of the drive for the vendors decided to rest the animals at this point and toward the end of February ccninutgd the

. Th d y wer uired ‘F83... refit; 1.3.5.... deft... the animals were put through the corral: inspected. counted. and

msrke herders who are

l begun in 103i, met the herd when it en rod Canadian territory and continued with the drive accustom- ins themselves to» the animals. Up- on the delivery of the reindeer they immedisteiy bsosn the work of es- tebiilhlnl the enimelet in their

e hes en area e! . mi

end consists of summer 5nd winter grazing creel. with the rnsin station build- lrise oh the winter reuse. The summer IIII-i. srse in which the herd was pier when delivered has

in} on the ledge work. Mlmsrds Kllll Pill!

in struotidn and‘ the three other: ere

........".~.*°;:.°t..t'°'..l:*.'....." "3 IIUUIZ I! II-

et the reserve to the m the

by . t i t l! - 2:: urymatggfldndt tfigunew hggowtl:

_ch .fn

at rated on their winter range m tar half of September and Octobe

ed spend ng e fortnighfls furlough

The deer made the croeli-Iil in .

the visit with her

VATION I

shout 50 mli fikiaviiéimnukilrm :- c u ree eiwe

if. s".

500 feet. The plain densely wooded but forest

Mid the

X10 cover

mwoohelets of canoe w spruce. On the high pil. u to east of the station there are trees but it carries a splendid mess ‘lhis sree

i winnr

time res e

.1525 u. m... sue-r l- n8 ins querters- an s. station is also equi powerboat for pfltroiiisig during open navigation. Both ranges are well watered llid at eeert free from prede an m4 fl- together the ecstion o1 the com- bined rgiees is eeneidemei m? satisfnc ry for the first stage o! the work o! introducing reindeer into the Canadian north.

The first fawning st the Gov- ernment station took place early in the spring of 1986 rhortly after the deiive 0i the Animals. A; I rs- suit, Bi fswns were added Jo the herd and the total number show-n by the A t 1926 mund- irp was well over .000 animals.

The reindeer ere now concent-

where they were moved during the lat- l‘

that. ladies end gentleness-i. is PM swrv to dste 0i’ Canada's rein- deer experiment.

Personals

Premier J Walter Jones, who has been in Ottews, for the Diet week, is expected home today.

Mr. end Mrs. Ellsworth Wilson spent the week end Beech. the guests of Wilson.

Mrs. Henei Wilson is spen the week in Hunter River the gue of her daughter Mrs.

Mr. Wilbert lawless. Norboro was a visitor to Charlottetown on Monday.

M:- s-M Mrs. Oisir Groomer. Kink-ore, were in the City Moredey on business.

Mrs. Hazel Wilson has returrh ed to her home in Bouthport, after oftcr spcndins the winter with glands and relatives in Maine out‘

ass

............ Miss Lynn Wilson. Mrs. Daniel Thomas snd daughter Doioru of Portland. Maine. ere adios the summer st uncle-y sch.

Gunner L-F. MacKlnnon, RCA. servln on the West Colst

with his arents Mr. and Mrs. Dun- can Mac innon. Rival-dale.

Francis B. Murph s

end sons

ttotown Mosidw ests of Harold E. and Mr:- Mac an, sydney St.

Miss Alice I-Iaiiithv arrived in the city Thursday evening on a months Parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Heildsy. Eldon. Blic is s nurse in tramin! in the Iuulimer Hospital. Jamaica Plain. Mess" having just completed her sffiiist- ion at Butler Psyohwflthio HOP pitai in Providence. it].

Mia-i Jean Hliiidly Arrived in Gasriottietown last evening from Ottsws where she ‘has resigned from her position so Clerk undo 2 in the Deni. of National Revenue prior tn en the Warren's Rovai Canadian Navel Service. will spend a month in Eldon w her parents, Mr. ear. Mrs. J. Haiiiday.

PLI. GUERNSEY MAKES GOOD I D

I500!

A recent 12.0.1’. certificate is- sued to the herd of Harold Laird. Kensinfiton. 7.111.. wee swerded to EV RBEN OLIVE. As a ms» ture cow in the I65 day clue she produced 1i 953 lbs. milk, M1 lbs.

It Lensby W1“ us. Lynn m m

Fred‘ Ways. m”

is scre of suite! 9h

r- ,. ti.

"zrorvfifimiruus PASTUIES 42.x rimeritai Farm News)

Pssturpee cen be Pmdimd 3" WW‘ er cost then my 0th“ 10d °'°P- and pasture he!!!“ 1e hi8“ l" P‘ tein. Nothing would seem mm! ' b“, m"; m “tutu rofcin in as- mres, says P. 0. Rip ey. Field us- band Diving.‘ Control mverufl- mtal m. "l s’ "p; ______._53. n st the gierrigrs imc°nml Shh" {unl- — _ — 51'

rm, Ottawa, the 4 veer evml‘ .» Weekly Rates m. Appilcsiio hid o! d #95 pzglwfigyfiz ' belly Bus Connections.

Q55 . O t

my. ti?» tons. and corn silage 3.87 m“, The per cent dizestibie prowl! . n m”; crops Wis blue 87155 15- 51' fslfe u 1-1. com rum 4 1-1- "Ne" geve s totsirveiid of protein o! lbw‘ s, quarter e s ton or third of e ton and about s fifth of a ton res- pectiveiy. The 00st per acre to BT0- pq“ the crops was $955 i" W"

hue, $10.“ for alfalfa. hill’. $4 (by com silage. The $3

Q PUOLE HOTEL

Always at your service-

DANCING Brighton Club

TONIGHT Admission 25¢

i646 r lim- 'f‘hus miatively lush yield of - h. a4 in gesture at t

i the cos oi its Product- and one seventh

d

-i bal.ite non I water ‘rteewnas 111g ogflydfl

protc

t t h ti: stese grit‘. 3e sfter hesdl per. cent. tudty b" 8"“

Rm 1 end graz- 22°.“i%.€’.’v?fifl“§f..i€$r.. u... .1- timothy will

d iitttéb? éiiiibfii... mm. the protein in these clout is 11w New Th. growth‘ of 3m. clover in permanent should be en- couraged. Ar. average of several snsiyses of Kdniilifll blue srase at ottewrs 052121706 this‘ ltvmfiiemtfiiieg

p’ ledwii ' . Aw-

gcmmlflili 10!’!!! 1A1’. Y pyomgtp the growth of white clover and will also imDNW W! Blus- Where s crass pee wwlill g, 4.11.0 srtiiim st the shove rete