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SEPTEMBER 19. 1941

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WHITE SPOT

2 BIG DANCES THIS WEEK Fun for everybody, young and 01d Wednesday night Webster's Orchestra Old Time and Modern Friday night-New Dome Dance Band All Modern Dancing Music from 9.30 to 1 A. M. D.S.T. Heated Hall. Good Floor. Good eats.

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Canadian Legion Memorial Service The annual Memorial Sunday will be "observed by the Charlottetown Branch

SEPT. 21st

Parade will leave Legion Home at 2 P. M. sharp Daylight Saving Time.

A" "liierillls 0f Past 0!‘ Present war are invited. I iiiiassi-Meiiiils. l IRA M. BROWN, Secretary. E

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INGLISH BAKEWELL TAIT

almond; and su or, th k butter. Ccmbinge thorgsgtllorwiflil eggs. Turn into pie-pan. Pace in hot oven. 450 degrees, After ten minutes lower to 350 degrees, and bake until set (about twenty minutes more).

this

Tiny individual tarts made will contribute delightfully to

"bPYrY. strawberry ll Jam, 2ounces almonds . 4 tribiypoons powdered 4 tablespoons butter, 2 eggs

Pin paste, ras

b? . L.l‘.(* shallcw pie-nan with paste, wa Put in layer of thick jam. Combine sina l-cake assortment,

3 BIG SALE

THURSDAYn-FRIDAY and SATURDAY

THIS IS YOUR_OPPORTUNlTY TO STOCK UP AND SAVE

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for news II local Interest, hut advertising of a riawsy nature may be inserted at i! eants a word, strictly payable In advance.

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CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. ' L-97RI

00 . C KS for PIIOLOKTEB-Iiéla-g-lfi-zt

CIVIC TAXES-ind installment Civic taxes must be paid by Sept. 30th to receive discount.

L-1B2-9-i6-6l.

ALUMINUM Matinee at Capitol this Saturday morning at 10 A. M. L-361—0-i8.3i.

TIIE ISLAND PLUMS are late but. will be in next week at Cou- incire's Store. F. S. Reeves.

' 11-499-9-19-21.

TIIE REV. C. A. BRITTEN will preach on Sunday, September the Aist in Central Becieque Baptist Church, 10.45 A. M. Dower Freetown Hail 3 PM. Freetown United Chili ch 7.30 P. M. L-dbii-B-iil-n.

BELFAST — BELLE RIVER Uni ted Church Services. Sunday, Sept, 21st. Belle River 11 A. M. Eldon 1.30 P. M. Rev. E. C. Evans will be tiiie speaker at_Beile River. W. B. Muc- Phail, Minister. L-489-9-lU-1i.

ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Belfast, Sunday, sepz. Sunday School 10 A. M. etelrvy Service at 2.30 P, M. Rev, D, J. acDonaid will conduct this scr- vice. Rev. Mr. MacDonald is of the

Diocese of Montreal. He was for- -

merly of Belfast. Collection in aid of Cemetery. 1i-488-9-i9-1i.

DAYS

Ground, Lb.

Lynn Valley Kelloggs l

TOMATOES CORN FLAKES 25c I

1802. Tin 10c; s For—-—— 802. Pkg.10c- s For—-- l EATQNS POLLY PRIM HELMET SUNGLC’ PEAS 1s o c C°RNED COFFEE Ti:- BEEF‘

Fresh 43c Each 11c. 2 For— ' 1T2m0_1_-,__

TRY THIS HEALTH HABIT—EVERY DAY

llc

SALAD SHRIMPS

25o

5% Oz.Tin———-----_-- KIPPERED SNACKS

Tin 7c- a For ______ ___ I99 Australian ‘ PEACHES,16 Oz.Tin——---- 15°

Eatons Snowflake

FLEISCHMANS HIGH VITAMIN YEAST EACH—-

Shirriffs Good Morning

Marmalade 16 Oz. Jar 25c 32 Oz- Jar 40c

35o 17o

BLUEBERRIES, Each 18c. 2 For-

Eatons BULK COCOA, 1 Lb.Bag——-

Eatons Orange MARMALADE, 2 Lb. Jar --- --

31c Eatons Each 7c. TOILET TISSUE 4 For - 25c VINEGAR 39c White Wine or Cider Gal.

1o Lbii.__.___ 35°

P.

No. 2 Canadian ONIONS, Lb. 4c.

BLOSSOM OF CANADA FLOUR

QUAKER

ROUND SHOULDER,

ROAST BEEF, Lb. __ _ __ __ 25c RIB ROAST BEEF, Lb. _ __,2si= LAMB Leos. Lb. _ .._ _. _ 29¢

SMOKED

BAKING POWDER

. SURPRISE ., 1 Lb. Tin 15c. 2For-—---~- 29c SOAP l iili‘i’<‘"i‘$°3 A’? 81'3"“ 3 29¢ Each sc- l

, z. in c. For-- 1° F°r_49g

Island Brand 16 Oz. Tin -

2 Lb. Tin - _- 25c

HElNZ' TOMATO SAUCE

18 Oz- Tin 14c.

17 Oz. Tin 14c.

11/2 OZ.

PUFFED WHEAT “.._-..

9a Lb._B -___._._ 2.89 it I - _ 24 Lb. Biia§________$.ssc 4eiggralsfejkf l°'_____

QUALITY MEATS

CHUCK ROAST BEEF, Lb.— 18c HEAD CHEESE, Sliced, Lb.— 23c BOLOGONA, Sliced, Lo. — — 23c SALT HERRINC, 6 For - — 35c

CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP

5 Lb. Tin — — 59c

BEANS 2 For 27c

HEINZ COOKED SPACETTI

2 For 27c

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CAULIFLOWER 15c l Head ———— —— — — —— PARAWAX

GREEN TOMATOES 49c 1 Lb. Pkg. 1s¢.2 For- 29° 12 Lbs. ~ — — — — — — — — — MEMBA Eli°§..*.°..“l.2.*3'ff'______ m g-El-T; Pkg-u- "it F°r_______________ 80z.Bottle--__

, ’ PICKLINC 08c

l TOKAY 23c SPICE, 14, Lb. Pkg. _ l Lb.-- .. TUMERIC n“

FILLETS, Lb. - — 19c

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l to a close an evening of inspiration l l and good fellowship.

BREADALBANE UNITED

tor \'.il ilil.’ ilLiil at. ilic Qiiiiicrlyl ' Aiilll

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SCQQAJALS ,, Clydfiltlvdl‘ church on M iiy _$U(.'i€l.) _0i

view lit home oi 1.30 P. Minister.

YORK illlrnnltlN (‘Iliflili -—l

You; i\‘Il-\>lUIl UIICL.‘ iiiit on kilfilfl oi

uvcliiiig btpt i2 at tile iionie Miss iiiiriiiiii llcsscygfllii‘ BIUWII pit - ing opriieti by snug Lioiiiii Aiitiicili and lli.‘ til i to \voi-, ship "Lord Ofdlie Louis‘ \\ii.\ sung. l ‘inc progriililiiic untiiiicd ill iiiu l Niissionliiy Monthly has iulicuto. In.i.iie..aisscncc of iiic sisclcttity- Jeiiii Gordon W05 iippoliiicti pio u i.i, itoll coil was aiisueretl by toil ni-iiiiieis with their favorite VKISL‘ oi scrip- turc. A (llhCLl-ESIUII tool‘ pinch MOULIL holding a sliiClill . u‘ giiib bu; iii ten it was dciidid i0 .. . until liCXt meeting, Several msiiibc.‘

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passed in squares tor all iligniii which is to be completed in lilo near futilrc. Mrs. Vvfdllfltll vrssty

invited the members to licr 1on0 for the Uctobvi" meciiilz. itoll cull i0 be answered with a liiniissgiiii g quotation. A delicious lunch \-.s served by the IIOSKQS ed. by the coinmiltiee iii charge. . up, rubbed by singing the lviapie Lieai r i"‘Vr‘.i'. FAREbVELL l'AIl'l‘\'----Oii Moth, day evening S:_i>'ic:il....-i 8.21, the; congregation of thc Noriii ‘Fryonl Presbyterian Church mart at the Manse, to tender a farewell party to Mr. John Denny, who has been the siunvnt pastor 0i‘ illfll churcln during the summer nirrlihs. Mlxl Donny was escorted to lhv scat of

;lioiior by Mr. Donald iti;u.l')oiiiiid,l

after which Mrs. W. P. Cameron‘ read a complimentary‘ aillrcss, lnl which was expressed the regret of losing so valuable n \\'0i".<or in the and extended lip-f wislihs to Mi". Denny in further ‘lltl es 0i his chosen DTOICSSIOZI. M..~5:‘S Marion Delency and Grace Hmvnit pres-i ented him with a Waicrnninx pcn

and pencil set and stationary. Mr.l Denny thanked everyone for their» thoughtfulness and Killllllfrs. All‘ jollicd in sing rig "For Ho's A Jolly_ Good Fellow." and bnuilring the! gilcst. A dainty lunch ivns scrvodl by the ladies of the church, iiftcr which s. hearty sing song brought

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Q Thal’s the number of Canadians Injured or killed by mo ir cars. Help Io rcdneo - this heavy toll of accidents by "equipping your ear with safer, qulck-elopglng, Dominion oyal De Luxe Tires.

* “E _CHARLQT'I‘ETQVYN . GUARDIAN

commenced inst your by tile Cor- jiiifilLlUil ior tile Cities Service uii company‘ oi New Yors.

GIRL FOUND — Vaundali Mac- Ubllillil, lJ-ycar-oiti daughter of Ml‘. and Mrs. Wallace ivisciJonald, lllibh-llg from iier lioine in Char- l0itt.o..ii lUi S\:\l0l.;l days, was lo- uineu ..l ltuuty twist ycswriiay iiloriiiitg by iliU R. C. M; P. ’l.‘hc 5.11 iiiis iuiIliCl lit lilo ilciile 0f a ILIZILILC WIILIC she had gone to .i.-..t on oJLdAlilJ) i...» Wliilc there ne l; .ine A~A and iiiiu iozna-ned not lulled to notify her parents.

Will‘ WEiYliiLlt DANCZIEIKUUS Tu “sl‘uus‘—.iic.ivy iaiii iietiieen iiciv and iniriestiiig time viuuiu 0c iiiingurous to tile poiiiw crops of the liiUiillCC, 1L “rib hl/JlAld H101. lligiit

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a s s CHURCII.-Iiicv. E, Milley Mini ‘cl’. ii A. M. Pleasant valley.’ a P . Tnmty unlted church l TAKE < Bfiieadalbane. 7.30 P. M.LN;>§:li9(;1i9 , . 4 v e- ' ' ‘ '11- FRIDAY SEPTEMBER l9 -- ,0, M; ~ VITAMINS Every Day RETURNS T0 CAPITAL - Nils: — C ° khmffll- _ l i _ l _ _ Aime 00511411! i185 l?“ 911 "W!!! ~Q " “- ' “"“__'_'ii IO INCREASE RESISTANCE, '10 \\ ISIILR ILLS IDLIlZkiQWBhBIIBTl-lspglldiiifllllel‘ holidays NEW SPENCER THEATRE AT f a 9' °m° l mlla e- l l TBUKO-The Truro Daily News s 4‘ * * < i features the opening last Monday . . . . , < CAVENDISII CHARGE. — Rzriy 1 < t q NDWJI the proper time to start Ilghllll" ni-xt Winters cold. Don! gfileiyglysezaln sifmkv llelndscvliiig feoyail, ‘lfilichpgialfi mlfe": y wait iiiitii you get it. ciiiiiii-eii iiiii sllfialtl bi: alilflbd 110W t: Stillfld i ma!“ Uaubéékat xssl-onuiy fro“: gtoiict; in the sucéessful career g1] bodies are to be built, We'll be pleased to lii-lp you choose. t Jails}; gill speak at NlflrlallmfillévltJO u; ‘He esfflflgiléy Limited‘ Here are a few suskestions . . . , at ' .' .i . Lieo. W. Ti ey, IIIISMI’. i , > . ,|_,.476-9.t9-11_2 Company now owns and operatesw PURETEST A. B. I)_ and G. CAPSULES l» i l three theatres in Truro. The Royal i Th l. , _. l _ n com > WlNSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE" 1r the first theatre m Nova scmia CggalfllsgllAglli vcnal-litcmzhliics‘ of” HESXHITIISLCI- : _5e,vrce5 sunqpy gepwmge, 3,51, to be built 100 per cent to the new t ‘ 1 l > are as follows: winsioe North str- government code governing A high potency oil guaranteed "18 m“ 1°!" "W-"ili" l mm n" > vice 1CiiléC€iEdlfOéhM?(iltt€iéfll/0r'5 vtvlfil, , theatre construction. > h “main m, least the“ time, Ont- CiIItSlIlL‘ daily is sufficient, : ‘Irin iy hurc l, ar 0 town. n- _i_ -. _ __ _ ___ sloe BOIIIih a i». M, suiiiiiiy sciiooi z Every”? Wm ¢° ti” deem but SW- PRESENTATION - oii Tuesday 4 m’ mmimm“ ‘°"""“°“‘ 2”.’ T" T — “'15 ' P. M. HIQIIIIEICI 7.30 P. M. Rev. J. R.‘ What isa lonesome gal to do? night at the Baptist Parsonage o "nhrd- 50s _ _ — — _ T _ 2'00 Skinner, Minister. L-‘lWl-B-IQ-li. N9 we alive can escape persph-aeim ivurih River, memoers and frieuis t 8 °I-—75¢ l6 o1_—$1.25 100's - _ ~ _ - _ _ - 3.00 i , ~ ~ - ‘ the North Rive" Ch '1 ‘h‘ ' CONGRATULATIONS -- Cap-i Butsueoflended-io nomvmitlonl Ziid community gatlherednfvol ll 4» NATOLA Capsules \M,H;\JIE,I_TES v tam and lVirs. J. Howard Murray l 8 f I "111 evenms in hOHOY 0f Miss Hilda l Pmfle" f were reeervmg congr-gtuirrumh d 001g W! Y bLCVGIISOII who is leaving for Rotli- Each capsule equals MALT EXTRACT lr-lvll i-‘illlellle ‘lllllll! > yesterday on the occasion of the __'m5 p"; so” W533“ N- B- MWT ‘"1 evefll-BB 01 ‘l three teaspoons o! m" “"4 I111!" W!’ Lil-billy Sm“ ““‘“e“““ M m“ ESPECIALLY MADE-i) rnzvsnr ~50" ‘tlilxilix-gessiifllllfilgilch 57:: prreisieriiihiinenR " °°" m" °"' Wm‘ sp°°mnuls M c“ I W illg day. - - ~ ~_ _ e wl Liter Oil > (Body aim; ii travelling bag and gloves, The 50's — — - - 51,25 con LIVER 0n. ,_ s ~ i .. . . sitn, . . . scoarrs PUSITION-Mbs I-ici- , Lj',°q*%',‘1§a';,l,‘§,% fefif, fiigggssligg-bg- ., 100'» _ _ _ _ 2,25 2 lb. lai- __ -oxi ’“ Whig}; I0 $185 v en M. Carragiier, New WIILSHIICJ _ ___ _ _ _ ‘half o; mo“ presenting the .1.‘ ' ' "' , if‘? 145i Wfeedk m!‘ (alild-lll/Binwldflep-gllfi __*" lTribute to her work as churchwo: ' s aiccep pos on e v - _ i o Service UOITLIDaISSIOII. J CHAPPELI» d: CO-i elecliflml Rigidity ahlie tfifflgerlkglfgglgfii mto wAMlfq-Ifl‘ h . l’ i? contractors have moved to 15 lgwvensom He, many friends‘ o’ , g ukIltACI I REV. NEIL IIEithIAN a IOIIIIcI’! Queen Street, directly across the Nqrth River and commulm, wlsh s pastor of Central Christian Church street from where tiiey were lo- her every success 1n he; “ml work $1 will be in the city on a visit this taicd in the BYE“ Bl°°k~ ——— ‘ g r gleegfl Mam’ 0g his °1d tiriendshllhi IrEOZ-Q-lilji. 01.1: Prism: visrrs HERE - ' J on ess wan to mee and air » - this talented and gifted orator agmnl v FOR Viol-DRY _ M“ J_ A Cmmns “e “Pcuswmed '0 "e1"! , Iie is eiipecieiito pi-etwii both IIIOiII-l 5mm, o; Aberdeen Farm ‘Rock. ‘he “m” mcldem aircraft flying ov- 4 38m, way NEQ.QHE_\]I(‘,\L FQOD P Y ing and evening in the Central Pumfhas a Plymouth Rbck egg erhead every day s0 it was with . > i -~ <. . m . -. . i __ H to take .-\ vitamin and mineral tonic t Christian Chincn, Scple bci alsl.‘ Mm a we“ deuneu on ,1, much interest that the most our- and Sflpttflllkitfil‘ 28th. ‘vmcl, she mum m gahnenng m“. yous of them watched a strange cw] my" p" for yoillit! and oiil. —i— l F)‘ ~ - (jay outmoded Cm“ n m, Ch 1t _ _ (Japsulos 5U'\, >125, I00, $2.25. t ISLAND GRADUATE - Tile ~ ‘ab’ 565"“ ._._ Y °v F” i‘ °°""’"" u ' . -' graduating exercises of so Miiry‘sl SPENI,‘ WEEKLNU —Miss Grace tow!) yeswrday' The machme W“ l VitamlnsAandD quid “y” S? i)‘ and 34-45‘ l Hospital school of Nursing, Mont. ' Campbell of Charlottetown spoilt a blfimme and new Very 1°W- It 4 - I real, were held on September 8th l ilie weekend iii town a guest at the landed at the Charlottetown Air- 4 and ||.\L|ypR (“L Cu-SULES in Loyola College, followed by a homo oi ilr. and Mus. ILC. Uuiloai‘, port minutes later and inquiries ' , f, W, m. l formal dinnu" 1111a dame ill the;ll\Ll.ll3L§L\)'SL.§iit:_\\il${l10111101‘ ialass- brought me il‘fol~y~nntion that it t 00-“ --><-1l 5 51-55 > Mount Royal Hotel. zillion; LlIClImHE P1 flue» Pulllhlrs f" APE-W‘ “as one of the Royal Canadian 4 I lgiTldlliilCS 0t the school oi nursing‘ “1“\'~1="5-"l“°\\ U“'~='l>’°“ Ncl“ A‘ F. l. l ,. f. , , . . . , t was Miss Ada Gordon iwitiicson. , . 1r o Ce p an“ dam another pm- AYERST 5h“ D ‘I IFAMXN CAP' ' taught“ of ML and Mrs George. “I0 c‘il\li\ldllllhi\silli_"lo“lilf:_— vinoe. The machine turned out to SULES To Yl “E BOYS I game? 3f Q-“vrirs- Calldigifhllfillbelwbgliiltcflltz f"i°ii‘.i‘iiiiiiié“tiiii°ti §§,,,‘j{‘,§“fe,‘,’,‘§,°',,;f‘¥,‘,“ ff,“,,,,,l"§§,‘ 10D C0D LIVER on‘ 0 v E RS i: i s‘ THEY > _ , E. srin _ Miss Matheson s a=o ,, ,. ., , . . , , , _ - 6 B ‘ , ,‘ ’, ' _ > o graduate Oi Fisher's Bit-ints-sltlfinfiljffilfi:Lfilgdliiiitlfimwank: lhis particular machine was not "mflilll? "ch i" vllllml" "- ‘REALIF: .\l.. SHEM > College, Boston, “Ar,” ‘UHL-"yygt prosper, 9g 1‘Ul-L\L,\_t: great. it is understood and it had 4 iiz.-7:'ii--—l6 o1. $1.75 THi-flll I u ——-T 1 piisseu lliliiiJUgllMhlUIlUWll ‘llucsiuy. not been in use until the present -..- ._._- l C‘ URUII N01‘ GIL-T ie United‘ “no wi HSIL oiicton on ie: re- v b k L N n " Church of Canada, Hunter LLIYLI‘ Turn iroin I\0Va,>SCOLliI. ands’ L. 1. ragrgetnloivigu mscvfflneseéilll? Dian: 1 _ - _-. . i rust/oral Charge. Services will be iiirs, Nioelici" is tile widow‘ oi a Caii- 1 , hg _ ' p - ~"‘ ' , field on Sunday, Stilllvdilllkl‘ 21s". us iiiiian rrcsbyteriun church nlis- OnY SAYS-d e1? 1on8 emllflgh l0 T9- , follows‘; WIli-SIIIYO 11.00 A. bible sisnary lo china and bolus: I131 fuel 8nd COHIHIUG its flight else- _ > L; ass 1 .00 A. Ni. At ‘iioli P. ‘ . a . ..-- iizilrriiwe v.'.is a nurse iii a inis- where. ‘ ‘ - ' . > vice will bc CIIAITIQLI on by tile Yoiiiig hloil Lltrjiwlili/Lu in iiiul country. - (it i . I I flh?liL“.-*ilil-L‘§"lr.li“iiiYtifiiiiiéilii .12 “‘““°“’“ ““‘--_“°”‘““ "E‘“°" “Elm-m “T ‘mm l‘ . mlgprllfililq U htfmlfl l. ‘ l - i Ital ' i). ' s "i suavarisu A“ CAIIDIGAN - i ’ - l ' - alxvlurraq. MILIISLZXI‘? Ce y The leo" ii "iscai siiive oi the isi- . The Eldon Branch c’! the can” FHDNE 2'5 Bu“ Bl GEORGE 8' KENT > l l a i‘ > y 1 l , L-478-9-l9-ii. and. by Liie Seisiiiograpn Scrtieel (“an hegm‘ m“ n Bfimst Han ’ _____ ‘Corporation ‘Luisa. Oxiunoiiia, is 011A usllillffifl/Y. “gent. éiith. Th1? Q4. . . . t . . ‘i. . t t vvv 0v c» 9t ii ~. v s . y v , r. t ‘a v I» . . V. . . .. vQ.‘: NORTII RIVER BAPTIST null in Plvdle-‘ifi we 1+ D1‘9$'-‘_1)L m‘? “l? “as a “ded .Y We" -. -» . 4.4:.- CnU“LhES_ _ Dung“ bur-UN \l’\llmllsll u“, eubaialcu m me yicin__y uiflogrs of the provincial oom- mooowo-o-o-oovooooowooooeoovoov 0e 0004 o-ovo-voo-o-o-m sept, 21st, North 113131‘ 11 A_ _ oi Uiiixiigdli "siiuotiiig" iiuius. tile ltliifi _ (31- e -,-;,_ be 1 g p», g1 i < survey is uelllg cairicu out lo ascer- After the usual business was 3 ypcfepl/Llvfglrrrggiorlrluggu P,‘ ‘[12:31, tzuii the suitability 4 oi tile ruck finished. Provincial President Mol- : view s. Scilooi ii A. M. Lmiig CIKJPK swructuie oi l-llc‘ prpvuiw 10X‘ we izson and Provincial secretary S. School i1 A. Ni itiiss lsisco Lilyitll imlflllcllvll w 011- 11W “'01?- ‘V-b Sheri-en were called to the platform Ch3r]0t1e1o\vn school of Mimic

and after complimenting Com. rrides West and LTstrange on their conduct of the meeting. proceeded to address the fairly large num- ber of members present. 1 Informative and interesting ad-l dresses were given concerning the activities of the Island Legion branches in their work of aiding the war effort

Presidcilt Mollison appealed to all branches and auxiliaries to help in the purchase of a mobile can- teen, tvhich would represent the branches of this Island. This can- teen would serve hot coffee and tea, chocolates. cigarettes, etc., and would be operated under the dlrection of War Services Inc. The members of Eldon Branch voted a sum of money toward its purchase, and also another con- tribution for cigarettes which will

HEARTZ MEMORIAL HALL --FOR,-

IN PIANO. SINGING. ORGAN AND THEORETICAL SUBJECTS— INSTRUCTOR-PROF. A. ROY KENDALL- L.R.A.M. (Piano) A.C.C.D; A.A.G.0. Organist and Cholrmaster Trinity United Church. Local Secretary Mt. Allison Conservatory o! Music.

Pupils ma enroll at any time. ‘Phone 900. or I446 Izreparation for Exams. if desired.

TUITION

v as‘ A¢AA¢L_i

ALUMINUM MATINEE

AT CAPITOL THEATRE

"Y M“ 5- U~ "r °‘ o iit t tn “n ckshe " FLl <1 _ .t l‘ ‘iio ‘ ' null. tie -.\.l.i‘.i- efc 0 e . u e l‘ in Liiijthilct iiuiiiilci “Ullltl be iuiiiie wfglqmailgte zlncfllélrmgraerxgaigsellvoglg SATURDAY, SEPT. 20TH. . i Al. 10.00 A. hi.

follow this lead. and would wel-

IL toy a, i W IICILS have ‘who. ii some come contributions from any - ._ 1 tvluciice (‘it ro.. iviost groxcds ivuuse source for this very necessary m0- Admisslon‘ A PIECE 0F OLD ALURHAUM iici...» lilo still green ale CUllLilliIliiH hile unit.

in spray \\iih beneficial results, itir. rcppili said. h0\\'t'.\t;i‘, a nun-bur 0f iicics ale “dtiitr alieiiii) iiiid l1." puns are that some oi blFfill sui- ii-reil a touch 0t frost. 'l‘li-.- iicid in- spceilon of the "shuns" has D€Cll

Show addresses were Elm, by Help the Red Cross to gather old Aluminum

members of the Executive and the local branch, after which all were served lunch, and the visitors de- parted for their homes, taking with them the good wishes of their

for the War Effort.

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U l i i - '.'t w, nib‘ “ "“’*~‘i§i°i‘.‘-»“EJ312315? italic-z‘: ti’ Elm?“ comrades and» we how»

t aiwr digging. it is emu, feeling that their visit was well

farmers will lIUl. start inizvesi- worth ivhllo, ,

i.,;.», the potatoes >.-~ iiliy git-til scale ————-———-—-— - I until early next month. persona];

CONCERT‘ AT LOWER MONTA- GUE—A large and appreciative au- dience grteted the Charlottetown Mule Chorus in their first concert of the I-iill series at Lower Monta- gue Hail on Sept, i6. The even- ing‘; entertainment was under the auspices of the Carry on Canada Corps. The program, under the di- rection of Prof. John Inch. con- sisied of choruses, solos, tap-danc- ing, and siepcianclug and was loud- ly applauded. During a short in- term sslon there was a sale of candy which netted a good sum. Mr. Phil Rosslter, representing the Curry on Canada Corps in all in- tcrcstiixg discourse outlined the ori-

Mr. Gus Callaghan. Lake Verde spent ‘Thursday in Charlottetown.

FUND DONA TIONS

Guiders’ Club Tea Nets Substantial Proceeds For Raid Victims

Mrs. John J. Callaghan and Tena Callaghan of Liake Verde spent Thursday in the city.

Mr. Urban McKenzie of Montreal

has returned to his home in Au- Repeated bombing raids on Brl- officially known as "TLe Queen‘!

burn for three weeks vacation. tish port areas and the industrial Canadian Fund for Air Raid Vi:- ————- midlands has attracted fresh at- tims."