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FROM ll‘. PRIDE-Mr. H Gauthier. plﬁdiht o! Fox 8i‘

Ohunber Ohlrloirte wife.

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omens. lik the: menabentltelrlitliooeimonweelth orna- tiolu. ha: no naotlgnul ileg of its ovm. and use; the British Union Jack

i otiiici banner. Ca-nodiana have lom wanted their own ilag. &': ao-man Parliamentary committee hid been examining new de- aigne for many monthe. The 2500 ideaa submitted. have been winnow- ed down to rive oi those pictured above. (The aixth ia Canada's present menclunt nu, used on ships). mom these five eaten: "he wm- mtttee will eoon make a final choice. Dining the we: the Canadian Active ‘Service Ibreee adopted and ﬂew a oietimtive battle banner which many thought would become the national nag. ltpperently it is

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NO matter what other brand oi coffee you ere new using we invite you, ln ieot URGE that you make a comparison between Schwartz end your preeent

DUI‘ chase a nixnber of live foxes tor Prom the daring shipment on the 5.5. Mellie novel you've been " waiting to see ﬁlmed.

‘ muiene 900011110 only iilliiﬂillliv

With PATRIC KNOWLFS ‘CECIL KELLAWAY REGINALD OWEN 'CONSI'ANCE COLLIER

‘I'D-DAY r‘ CAPIIOIwTUErWED.

Shows At 3:15 - 7 and 8:45

Women

llENDA “SM WILLIAM GARGAN

' lian Jenkins.‘

MARSHALL m‘

Imwlns Hill-MY BRUDKE -6EOR6E CIWIDLR' WM POI

“M” itewnuu-Lviuum vmwnaas A REPUBLIC PICTUII

NEWS - IIEADLINER - FLICKERS

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The rgwuler gileetlne o! the Orwell homo of Mrs Owen McKenna with

in attendance oi’ live m

two visitors.

i l .' l l

u. J. MABN

Fitting and lgaplying Glenn

Ibo McDonald

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The meeting opened mo. ihc creed followed by roll call which B-MWBT by the name oi write flower.

was IXlOV by and seconded

Mlrs Ruth McLeod b ary for the evening. oi previous meeting adopted A recept

held at the war;

embers and ing vivedrl. Hughes letter oi ily for a ray was read eminent nt oi $1

Oi-ll‘

James Hugheis tzhdat Mrs‘. e appon score - Tlugmittutee

read Hid

on for an Eng- lish bride was planned ior the oom-

roused

l‘.

Mrs. . . thanks for two violin and fruit. A aPProciatlon ii-om a iam-

The Gov- wae re-

ceived. No report from slick oom-

mittee or school committee. Next meeting to be held nt Mrs Jmtes ._____--_-__.A'__-__-_-

OPTOMETBIBT

Monique, P. E. I. Oliioe lleure l0 to l2 A, M. 2 to 5 P. M.

MONTAGUE JUNE 11th

llelheu etc. by lppollltimenl

Office Counectul With DRUG STORE

DANCE

CURLING RINK

Bill Moresideb Orchestral

Admission 40c

Proceeds in Ald New Hospital

- Dr. George S. A. lumen

PHYSICIAN h SURGEON

moment. nej.

Office Will Be Opened’ 0n 0r

ABOUT JULY 15th

ail-Ir. e. omen- out, no sntnurn

h.- j’ lliibjl$$i0l~l_ l M: ‘no not w...»

Extra: Cartoon “World In Action” Short

25 cents. anilloumed. oelicioue lunch wae served by the has-tws assisted by her daughter»

Noreen and .. ‘ PARK!) 501001.

Honor roll of Parkdale School ior the month oi May. Prlnclpll’! Department:

Grade X (Al-i. Lola Burke: 1 Lewis MacFadyen" 3. Robert Bell.

Grade X (B)-l. Llzabeth Pun- cher: 2. Thelma Coles.

Grade IX~1. Eleanor Bell and Velma Good iequall: 2. Stirlms Moore; 3. Domla Fella.

Grade VIlI-l, Elizabeth Cook; 2. Vern MaoKay; 3. Georgie Nich- 0X.

Vice-Principal's Dept:

Grade VII-l. vaunda Buell; 2. Harry Cook; 3. Joylce Coles.

Grade VI~—l_ Sylvia MacKay; 2. Catherine Wattcrs. Foster Burke; 3. Arlene Bell, Jenn Murphy.

Grade V-l. Gloria Gotikin. Lil-

2, Bhlrlie MacKoy; 3. Alan Bums.

Miss Haalnnfs Dept":

Grade IV-l. Rodldie HickOX; 2. lorra-ine Bell. Pamela Gaudet; 2. Ernest MacKay.

Grede III-l.

Irwin Buell; 2. Erma. M 1i. Junior Mnclntyre, Brown.

Mine Callngihanfs Dept:

Grade Il—l_ I"l‘0ddlc HlckOX; 2. Beverly Good; 2i. Alma Younker.

Grade I (A)— . Lyle Younlter; 2. l-l .' 3. Donald Gal-

Ma rlenc

VING AND CLOTH" FOR sMAlvr RAINCOATS

NEW YORK -"Byrd cloth" in a reat favorite for ralnwear. Renee-

hl. who in fluhlon director‘ for one firm relponalble tor so many innovations in rainwear, eeys there is nothing like it for men's ram- coaze. It tailors smoothly. and the cotton twill o! whi-ch it la made can "take it." One coat in ‘creation is recereIble-giray on one a de. yel- low on the 0t er,

Other reinwear fabrics which give us something to talk about in- clude Hope Bkillmans candy-cane ltrllm in red and white. This fab- Tlﬁ mlkél {r0811 young cotton rain- coats with matching pereeols and hate. These are come in blue end white etripee. u well as in

and white. Ughtnerl: is one o! mo: chulml,

SORE THROAT

M|SERY .S‘(l()f/1(’(/‘ Rvlim '('I/

emper- emong anv oi’ the foxes he has purchased. Mr. Wegnlizlton Mmltlgilshllsbﬂdn (stature; oi dim! an n: iiv e vmiehwillaloobeatﬂp-

to St. Pierre.

Trinity United Church

The aervicee in ‘Iriniily Ohumh on ay. June 9th were con- ducted by the minister, the Rev. T. E. McLean-tan, who spoke in the morning on "Ibo Church," and emphasized that the Church must

the numoee

created it. The

music included a aolo by therine MoEacherrl.

Ls My Shepherd" (Llddlel, and the mthun by Woeler‘ “Hear Then in Love."

In the overlain: the minieter spoke on "A Man Under Author- ity". making an appeal for ell to recognize the authority o! right, love. and faith. The choir sang "The Heavens Are mbdicatlng" (Beethoven).

A special feature oi the services of this day was visitors’ day in the Primal-v and Beginners Depart- ment. when the parents o! the children attended in lame num- hers. The regular Sunday School program wan carried out by Mrs. A. V. Spillett, the superintendent. and her very eﬂlclent ataﬂ. 1n- stend 0i the regular cleeeee there were two special numbers and presentation of rlzes. A mixed nuurtette sun-g " Sees the Lit~ ile Sparrow Falliand a group

n lnllh celled ie Such a Won~

In the absence oi the General Superintendent Mr. Warren Lord. the awards were presented by Dr. 3.0. Rice. and were u lol- lowa: m mentor Cathechinm oueetions. Janet ' el. JeanMac- Donald, Maida eraon, Bonny Famallman. Scott tewart. Joan Mallett, Janet Splllett, John Pat- terson. Betsy ﬂotation, Beryl Mc.

Lean. Bet“ m a

repeat eotly th whole o! the P i|¢he¢hgm€ Alexander Hewett was pmeneed

whence came the great N

isiluois. out o! great tribulnt "Ry. A certiﬁcate

tented to

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Nothing will put you down’

faster than a deep-eeatecL-cold on the cheat. Bacteria-laden mucus will clog the throat-this produces coughing and uptete digeetion. ou may pave the way ior eer e illnese when you neglect a bad Coid—-deiay-caﬁ dangerous for ou and '50; others near you. hy not be eeneiblc and treat your eoid now-to day. Rely on Pol. aon’e Cough Syrup, it quickly attacks the bacteria that keep up III; irritation. l-iel tlo clear out e congestion e your tore throat due to Cold Get nd oi’ the mucuei ingi Ease that perched feel at the back oi the nose en throat! A hel ful remedy la Patton's Cough Syrup. Use it r uiariy d try for better liee th. Po mm Coujb Snap, by the my is a tonic ls I ea a y for coughs end Golda. d by ail good druggiste i bottleeq

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Stop court», I'l

; zgits

brand. Then let your own taste tell you whet a wealth oi ditterence in ﬂavor Schwartz's Thermelo Boasting

Proceee mekee.

Once you recognise the ﬂavor euperiority of Schwartz you will be e Schwartz use: for lite. And you will try to convert your friends an well.

So we repeat: compare Schwartz -with the ooifee you ihouqht beat. Got the Schwartz vacuum-packed end flavor-sealed tin today and follow direction. Then you'll truly have “the cup you can't torqetl“

3am Sela-aw; walk Sme/

with ood $13 to $18 75 and ood cows 10 to $1.1 and $1150 Ltlle change Was shovm in the MARI- TIMES where receipts were mm- ticall nil. Ohoioe red and blue bran steers were quoted at Olueo u; $13.00 {.0 b country Willi-l-

Weliicrn Cattle Merkete Telnporary

gholesallge! e ed to boost rlces rend B W Y E

suspension of the

PEG aelV-ancedBO cents to $1 25 and 591d m; better grades of slau tcr 5m", o; mixed weights at s. 3 t0 $14 All good xixids oi replacement came ‘were quickly taken, with

moved up 25 .. . $1 and sold best steers at $1.1 50 lo $13 and an extreme $13 ~35, Similar conditions prevailed at one: western markets and’ El)- MONTON had e steers oi.’ 813.3, wi PRINCE ALBERT!

of ood ‘gligrylity at 810.50 to

ceilings on red and blue $1

Exports to Untied Stoke

Shipments o! dairy cattle '0 thp United states in the pact woe: amounted to liﬂ‘! head, making the total eince January 1e; 33.565.

out oi’ the running,

th l t ea-rtl m ‘i351?’ in?’ Mellie to darte

i the eye as Well us to the Phlaic b; serving a colorlul potato salad spiced with amell pieces oi im-

li salad at noon today. Appeal

l ento and green pepper. Arouri the

s1 m cold Toronto et 016.50 to $16.50, Mo?“

heel)? Jew 2m.

teen up -o s14. and ine m eo. coon mrmo

The end o! the school year should be the beginning of next year's school lunch progreyn. In tact. much of the iood that will be ueed during the coming wrmn should be conned in ihe . summer months. If you plan to lend a ban‘ at your local school this year, e not toe early to plug your Q811- hing achedue nccor ingly. Right

though. it's time to think about tonight's meal. Why 0t have lamb patiiee tor dinner. ith . ow parsley oiatoea broccoli amothered in ollandaise sauce, end a refreshing aelad oi lueeioua tomatoes on crisp lettuce leaves with no dresaisis. Have ulnlﬂ‘ bread with lemon sauce for dee- sert, and give the children their milk and the grownups coffee.

For a, spring-lime

acred lunch, make uaflsptlllﬂ

salad.

of ﬂocked potato lelture

plilce devllled eggs or leaves. In a separate dis have raw cauliflower florets, carr t strips, celery swirls and slender scullonr, Make loamy rhubarb whl (or del- sert. and have milk tor t e young- sters and iced tea for the adults. Serve a chilled grapeiruit and orange cup as the ii-rst course rm- tomorrow's breakfast. T bacon ltrlpa with tasty suyn , spread with butter sncl covered with syrup. Give the kid- giea mlllt end the grown-ups cof- ee.

...._..__._....._.__ Scale lnsecta fasten themselus to the surface oi’ a plant cowl‘ themselves with wax and remain It the one opal for the rest or their livea. . ..._.___.._._._. Shoes are rovided tor cattle that become ootsore on long driv-

es Jrom mountain rghioe to sea-

coasts in Oflombio, :A.: ihl-y are pads oi bra ded ilque. the iibre n! which cotiee sacks nude.

The Greeks believ young woman bathe‘ _ l r peels. her yelrﬂln l would be gretlfi

that ll a eel-tam (or

THE PRESENT coal situation hoe assumed ecrloule tione. Available euppliee of fuel include. quantities off

excellent quality coke produced in the

Maritime

_ Pmdm”...

with Maritime labour. Thin la a good fuel . . “but tbe-‘supfQ l: limited. In order to be certain of your supply,‘ you ahotlld

placc your order ‘today “and take delivery whenever yQIltfCOII.

dealer can arrange it._.

This is the only way to make Satire of I cognfort for next winter in view’ of the)

present

critical , at g

Action. Order» _

JR-Mlllﬁtliaitiltielltt-ttitle .. Jan-t i: