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TRYON The Rev.

UNI I ED LHURCH 0i CANADA

Malone. M.A.. L.'I‘Il. m“ Eiiiiiy SERVICES

BAPTIST CIRCUIT. - “My communion A

TR|N|TY "NH-ED CHURCH Ohas. Britten of

t” Boceoue will ‘ 1 1 _ . preach in tbeTryon ifgonliillo?“ Eucharist and Seg- Prince Street Baptist Church BU-IKIBYLB-IZEIIBTDBOgg it‘;

Minister M'- llilzh Miller. M,A__ 11,11 i: nt

‘on. , Erfllw"? 7 P‘ m’ Al: o. ARE swoon m - 0o mo. R ‘VEEK DAYS Rev. Donald C 8 Johnson and Dalziei the t n5 e s‘ y ‘H5 "My dcagzinlmogascxm o“ nasal-lam,“ BA B-Plllilnted iiien to the 01?}? guilt! c" uondfly ‘m “Y ' ‘m A- 80! Kendall. I..R.A.M., 5,5,3“ fif-fzfigift”: kill-la‘

wednesllily 9.30 n. m. Evensong on nun. 1-30- ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

A. LeDrew Gardner, Rector organist - Miss Lillian ltarls C111," llirei-tor—lllrs. G. E. Full 330 iloly Communion.

11.00 Litany and Preacher-Dr‘. J. E. Purdle. Prin- dpfl], \\'l'fil('l'l1 Bible College, Win-

St. Paul's

5023?:- Pubilo Worship and Sunday Sermon: Ito . n, , SoIoist-Mrs.v II. mKIiIIZISI 1.00 P. M.: Public worship, Sermon: ltcv. D. C. Boothroyd. Visitors cordially WCIQQmQ

morning.

YORK UNITED CHARGE. Rev. ll. A. NIOIIOISOII, minister, Services Aulrust 31. 11 am. Central Church; 2-40 om. Pleasant drove; 7.30 p.m. York. Special Labor Day sermon Will be preached. The minister at all services. L-zae,

T0 COLLECT ALUMINUM — It is understood that a collection of scrap aluminum will start shortly,

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. The first ltep Ill beuultfying the home in the modernization of walls and ceilings. Bow can a home look young and lovely with old, out-dated finishes and materials.

BAP I l.\ I THE BAPTIST CHURCH

“WI congregation of

Chllrl" "i", “item! "w srveflihr Corner Prince and Fitzroy str t. in Suminerslde. It will be c» ~ — "rpm at st. Peters durln: Aug- l Mgnlster ee uielousplces o: the local Rod Corporal L 3Y1“. Bum. o‘ me WI" homewwne" o‘ ma” i“ 3°“ - J" 5°" L"!- B-A- 3°° ew- Aircraft Instrument Division. 8.0. 1,111,051, nonumona...g m var-

A.I-‘.. Ottawa. arrived home lest evening to spend his leave with his fomily at their summer home on the Brudenell River.

MORNING WORSHIP II A.M.

Sermon: ".-\ Lasting GoaP-Rcv. Glendon Partridge.

Solo-"Likc as the IIart"-—\\'cst —Mrs. Roy Cudmorc.

The Church School meets in con-

LEYEIIYIIODY WELCOME 'roisoi|ru|A~ “sirihkfilfs-cfifiiiz?” 1-11, Presbyterian Church In Canada

iety of texture (rough cast or velvety smooth) and four har- monizing colour tones. Undecorat- ed Donnacona surfaces are both modern and beautifub-yet, without

POLICE COURT—At the Police Court yesterday morning, a local ixutcmobile dealer, charged with an infraction of the overnight park- 1118 low was fined $20 and costs or 30 days in jail.

9 Rev. ‘ii. Scott Fulton. MA" D.D..

ham. Ont. stiloi-t: Miss Dllys Owen. Qfl-gillgvf» uml Visitors Cordlaliy Invited

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH rrinre and Grafton Street Minister Rl‘\'. G. Carlyle Webster Organist -- Miss Irena Wood MORNING WORSHIP

ilfiii .\, M. 5ubji‘('l—-"I have not decided m."

6. ‘n. liy Mrs. Arthur ‘lmll Not Puss Again -(I’li~ustcri.

EVENING WORSHIP ‘Hi0 I’. M. Sohii-vl—"\\'liy I Do Not Attend

fhitrrh."

"nous-TIT. Kill. 515.

ilusii Solo, Ml‘. Wcndcii Phil- lips-"O, That Mon Would Praise

the l.orii“—tlleyseri,

The lie-v. l-idtvin While. B.A., will be tho gin-st preacher for the day. You are cordially invited to wor- ihlp o-ifli us.

T00 Late To Clasify ,,___._ ______... __, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Crown Bread. Specially made "'1 uddcd Viimziin B. 1. 11-292. i II) A FEZRIALE CLERK for York store. References. W. C. West. InZEJS-iI-ZO-Zi.

ITITDYIVANTED A-PPLY omniv- ‘F1735 {i6 Iiilisboro Street. '

I»-'.l90-8-30.3l I » . __._____ IIIYIFID-PASSAGE FOR TWO I" Bmion about Sept. 2nd.

Pfiour- Mrs. N“\\‘ Hove n.

mfvI-IEEFVING ron mourn? \\cr!'i"=dn_v, Sent. 3, returning

Kenneth Dccherty, -291.

Swot (i Can trike two nzisseug- m Apply Box “\VJZ“ core Guardian. L-zaa,

iucucr SALE

[I will offer for solo. Wednesday.

First Presbyterian Church, Chat».

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

LHURLH UF Lflkisi

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Kent Street ltev. Roscoe W- Nice. A.B.. 8.0. Minister Mrs. V. L. Dingwell, Organist. I1 o. m. Morning Worship. Sermon Subject: “God's pointmcnfs With Mon." 7 p. m. Evening Worship. Sermon Subject: Carry Your Corner. A Church with a IVcIt-ome for All. See you at Church Sunday.

Activities of iiediirossaiiorps in Province

The B0 women who compose the four Sections of inc iced Cross Corps in uiiaricttcumvn iiuve cum iuitiiililiy iltvtiiuhi; uriil aiiiu ice..- ures each iviuutic.) ufiu evening uii through the suiiiulcr. On Monday last uicy wcreutispcci- ed by Brigadier Connolly oi iidustix who was utwoiiipzuiied bv M11101’ J» rt. Paton. ‘me nilgi l ciitrcs cu iiimstii as llciill‘, Ult- sed with the progress limuc to dale llllU-Ul‘ the

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unu umpuss ltxiillllg, military l‘ message and report _ ' b gaunt-Major Irlzim in military d1’ uiiicials , port, tilt! Military ‘training Ccmrc ot Bcucti Grove inn llllu LL20 R. C. V. it. in A. R. P. and anti-g; "

hailing and decoding. XtillllllltlluJS in diiicrciit subjects, which have been completed liuvc been conduct.- eci with successful rcsul-s.

The members oi inc Motor Transport section llllliclililly fiisslsb- ed the Rod Cross (-11-: ozlicr evening when they borrowed a truck from the Military Training Centre Beach Grove Inn and proceeded to the Airport wlicijc they loaded i. \vith wood obtained from c Storms Construction Comfliiili‘ tiirouirh the generositv 0f the Refill Edward Chapter of the I. O. D_. ‘ '.l‘hi.s wood they took to Rad cross

, unccd

MEN!‘ OUT —~ Fire in a refuse in o, inne near the airport lltid the Air Force firemen out yES- ttrduy. "iii-e blaze was quickly ex- iiiL-llllillcii. Although therc was no imminent danger the firemen were l-m-ilé iic ciuiiccs.

SENT TO IIEIFORJIATORY - _'I‘\‘\'u juveniles were found guilty in PUllCf.‘ Court yesterday morning

Ali- iof the theft of [cu from a local

ouch sch- the i'e-

groccry store and were to twc years in lormotory at Halifax.

Gnome iiiid Bciiict Piucziu of Ru.

of inltciacrel last Monday with lltllld-' lines, II was learned. On that day they pulled ill no less than 1,102 of‘ the delicious fish. 'l‘lic_v think it is ii. new record. or at lease n. fcati \\'Ill('ll will not be (iuplicaicd soon.

4 (‘IIILUIIEN AID ItEl) l-KO‘ — Allison. Kenneth und Mary Stevens. and Ann and Sully Puciciccmbe, an etiergetic group of cuest children from Scotland, staged

tutorship ot Major Tierney, lll mop!

of the Cliuriottctown Air-i

. , -i truck and convov driving iiiiu s4;-

E. i101‘ of Miss Anna Gordon

ii very successful sale of lemonade lo the guests of onc of the summer. notcls recently. Tlicy donated tliel prcccctts. the splendid amount

$4.00. to the Junior Red Cross War

i l]u‘-§“>\-y‘ Fund,

FUNERAL YESTERDAY —-Tlie funeral of Mrs. Lemuel White was held from her late residence, Re- s81‘ ‘c_ Street, yesterday afternoon. Service was conducted by Adjut, nut HitWkCS who also officiated at

m“ Eruve. Interment People's Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Messrs. '1‘. W. L. Prowse, William

Pcnrdcn, Ernest Cudnmre, Neil hiflcKclllifl. Fred Chandler, David Curr.

COLLISION YESTERDAY While moving into a parking space

AIR FORCE FIRE DEPART-I pile of i

LARGE FISH CATCH — Messrml

tico lllllllt.‘ an uhilsuzillv lurgl: trffcii‘

on Grafton Street yesterday a truck collided wot-h a car already parked and Lhcii crushed a

'_ then to COIIIIIVNJI-S "JCZI. bnckuiu out the truck crashed t . e uuoiu. Fillliiy breaks or the [Il'lV6i'| IOSIIIE control is thought to be the‘

ut reason for the collisions, The radi-i

liter and front bumper yvcre dam-l aged.

BItIDE-TO-BE HONORED — Ir», eluded in the showers given in hen- _ Mac» Kcnzie. whose marriage takes place‘

Pomiiisitreet "filgsglk $18 ‘ginning’ eltjiigtce. ___ 11M; 811v?“ Medhun ind chum efleotflllgtlts gum lmiultilttlon ‘timid: . . . .. -',,- .. s1‘. 0 " sra es s 1 1 . d u M“ G" Cmwle “ebsmn mum“ 11g°"('§‘1',',',;,1on“i.‘i_,'r"1f.fdra Rclmmn _ Sllildliv-IAIIIIEIISBI. Iiglturiggldlcaltaiiifiasgf ll’ W611? wlgtrllssfllififixl‘ Sgrgdggcenigwg psenaiiplle: stopggnfcorm ‘lvith ih<i.>|-.il..._ _ ' I _ B. ‘I - ' -. - fairly, and m t. 4, - . Ofglllil t and (‘holr Director. Miss fink-Ml“ Almtibelle lf-"YWFI- ,1f§§ff§m§b10fif'“°§§}§.1,eL‘EE§Z,,1Q§I Cflllemun 0i glugp ‘fvoaif $goldA will]. {our own Ideas on ‘he colour qua: [iliiau Jizickrifiizie. lilus‘; Boo. a d Cr: Inch.’ Mus. Bum, Org-unis! l worslhp 730 pm The n-nmswr 1 “.1131, 11 1-,‘, o1 $51 tron. Then, too, Donnaconn wa s u .~\. .\l.—suli.lPBi1 Reconutruc. " \°""'e*~l"- ' ' ' In“ s» __ and ceillnls can never crack or fall “any. You are invited to worship with - Personals __111ey “e 511501111“). permnnen;

Rev. Ronald J. McKenna of (KY-On. Sask, 1s visiting his pur- ents. Dr. and Mrs. McKenna Oyster Bed Bridge.

Miss Marv McAuley, R. N.,

_ of EYCCKICTK- M85. is visiting her par-

ents Mr, and Mrs. J. B. MCAUACY, Richmond Street.

DY- RPtlnaid I. McKenna has re. turned to Halifax after spending a brief holiday with his parents at Oyster Bed Bridge.

Miss Martha E. Prowse of Sask- atoon, Sask,,_ who hns been visit- ing in the city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hardy has left on return home.

Mrs. Roy Bowler has received word from hcr son, Pte. Austin Boulter, stating he arrived safely in England.

Miss Jeanette MacFadycn, R.N., left here yesterday morning for Montreal to resume her duties on the nursing staff of the Royal Vic- toria Hospital.

Mrs. Michael Mulligan has re- turned to her home in Newton. P E. I., after a pleasant week visit- ing in Charlottetown, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fannie McAleer, Elm Avenue.

Col. S. S. Weathcrbee expects to ‘cove this morning by the '7 o'clock plane weather permitting for Ottawa. to resume his duties in the Dept. of Munitions and Sup- plies. He was called to his home in Bellevue on account of the grove illness and subsequent death of his wife.

Clarence W. Foster, R.C.A.F.. and bride have returned to Sask- atoon by motor. They were accom- Diinied as for as Ottatva by Miss Emil Foster who has accepted a posit on iii the Civil Service.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jones have

left for Montreal. accompanied ay;

ivlrs. Jones‘ brother. Mr. Ivan Lnugheran. They spent a niontii in this province. the guests of Mrs. Jones‘ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jam/rs Loughcran, ’I‘racadic. Mr. Jones has only recent-iv returned to Canada from England.

FOR NEW HOMES

TODAY it is so easy to make sure that the home you build ha! permanent comfort built-in. on the Inside provide complete The worthwhile fuel savings, year after your, soon

Other Donnacona Products include Donnacona and reluted products. We have the full line an

Queen's CANADIAN FUND iiiiNATiiiiiS ron Alli RAID iiiGTiiiiS

Repeated bombing raids on Brl- officially known as "The Queen's tisli port areas and the industrial ' Canadian Fund for Air Raid Vio- midlands lius attracted fresh at- itims." tcntion to the frightful suffering 1 Every dollar contributed to the of the many thousands of civilians 1 Queen's Canadian Fund goes with in Great Britain who are harried tout deduction to the Lord Mayor from shelter to shelter and finally of London for ulstributlon to the driven into the open countr by homeless and needy. successive raids. Eventually paces Contributions from this Province are found for them oil, places of should be forwarded to the Royal relative security. hut their belong- ings of all kinds are destroyed. The task of emergency feeding alone is

which reports the following re

eclnts to date:

Donnocona Insulating Board used as shouting on the outside, insulation. Your home will be cooler in Summer-easier pziy for the slight extra cost of insulating llnr-(lbunrll, Domiuronu Decorative Specialties, Doniiacnna d will lie glad lo give you full information.

Trust Company. Charlottetown,

and Donnacona. Insulating Lath to heat and warmer in Winter. your home with Doniiavunri.

Insulating Lzith

2 - , sroRE$ SUMERSIDE s. CHARLOTTETO

RESER VE October I 3 .-

—FOR— Annual City Hospital Bazaar

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PORTING CLUB

I8 Inclusive

JI I Wl-iai:

o . . OfllilllIZEfI in Summerside whore it. Rural Mllll Couriers will observe is honed to got the four Sections the holidny and will therefore not underway right avrny- make their usuol trips.

RAILWAY MEN LEAVE—IVI‘I. R. C. Vaughan. president and general lnzmagci" of the Canadian National ltailw-(Lvs inspected property of the ‘system here early yesterday before

Flnw 1

Doctors

Prescribe

Should invariably be What is taken by their liniicnis. You are sure of obtaining right med- icines only at a drug

he loft for Bordon. He arrived in Charlottetown 'I‘hursday night, in company with Mr. W. U. Apple- ton. He is making his first inspec- tion trip t0 the Maritimcs follow- lng his appointment to his new post in July. At Borden Mr. Vaughan nlso inspected railway property. He returned to the main- iand before noon en route to Pic- tou. The previous night he ca'led at Summerslde. Mr. Vaughan and

Lon by motor cor.

VISITOR RETURNS — Mr. C. F‘. IIJVLS. DUKE 0F YORK Britain's late“. battleship,

Agencies of the Greet-West Life, left, Charlottetown yesterday morn- the lmz on return to Toronto. after

the

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Mr. Appleton travelled from Mono‘

Dunfce Superintendent of Eastern _

spending two days in this city. Hts _

Duke of York. lnuuchcd by

country, left ‘Thursday moniing to resume her duties in the capital.

interesting visitors to the Province during the past week, were Mr. W. G. Lee. of Painlsvllie, Ohio, and his grandson. James Marple, Jr. It is thirty years since Mr. Lee last yisltcd the Island, accompanied by his wife. the lat/e Flora Mackenzie of sprimzfleld and noted many changes and improvements and thoroughly enjoyed old acquain- tances. Thcy were the guests of Messrs. Donald and J. A. MocKen. zle of Kcnslngton and Walter Mackenzie. sprlngflvd. and while in the city of Mrs. J. I... Lockhart. Upper Hillsboro St.

Among the

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By James McCook Canadian Press Staff Writer

BELCHER ISLANDS, Hudson Bay_ Aug. 25 -tCPi --Uii5lll'lg hero or the Belcher Islands “devil hunt" which resulted in nine deaths this year was the aging Keywwick who stood true to the faith the miss- ionaries ‘taught even though it meant death, evidence at trials of Eskimos for murder here revealed.

Whn Peter Solo and Charlie Ouyerzick became convinced they were God and Jesus respectively, they received the unqualified sulJ- port of most natives in encamp- ments near them. Their commands became law. Both were convicted of manslaughter at the trials.

Keytowlek, although no mission» ary had visited the Islands for on extensive period for l6 years. 885d that the men claiming divine pow- ers were wrong. But there was ilk- tle he could do.

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FROM ANNE DI. GRIFFIN Peerless Fashion Service I21 lVest 19th Street New York. N. Y.

‘There's no nced for cold knees this winter, in fact it's much smart- er to keep them warm. Wear the new knee-tilde stockings that come in the snappiest Dork Green, Red, Blue, almost any color you need... with your suits and wool dresses and see how much more comfort- able and, needless to say, smarter, you lock on blustry days. Boots...

Bqovs...of oil kinds anti colors arc

fa'u'u'u'u'a'n"u'lu'n'n'n'n'n'n‘in‘n

M a repgious meeting late in the high school girl's latest whim

urcs. Pastel Blue, Pink and Gold as

well as Tiny Block and White Checks. are the favorite colors, with appiiques, tucking and gold brnid for decoration for "Best"

dl‘f‘S*(‘:‘ um go to parties and on

dates.

Montreal Exchange

IVIONTREAL, I Aug‘. 2—-( CP) ~111-

dusl-rinis swung up towards end of trading on the stock change today, Gains up to 2 wtrc reached. Strength. was

diisploycd by some papers. and mct- , a s

National Steel Car mndc the top advance cf xii.» scsszcn. Othvi- in- signs were Sherwin Wzllzams and English nprovcmmts were

dustrinis with goodly plu» Electric. Lmssci" earned by Mas Lm Cor, Buiiduu; P zdiicz». Disco '13

and Ilnmiltim Bridge. Losers in lhc 111101111111, and 111,.“ group were Canadian Car 1ircfvr- -st_(;uL111y.1-1‘s C11111-C11 ,

lepton 3 .1 y 1311 _ _ 1 House where it will be ustd “for today. ivus -.\ pyrex shower at the, ,_”"_' m u. R l g m d ;_ AIICIIIIIIIIPIlIDOI-flll "221! Eugtglt ‘Strut? kmdlmi dull“? me Immu- mqihhs‘ 110m” °f Mm chillies Lumsdcn. Mr‘ and M?‘ Mark K‘ Inman. “imam. The ‘asilthof one "Imntl? em u yes r ay ' e ' ~ t u dc rook Ml M ' 1 - ~ wind doughtcis Fay and Heather "l1 "We mo" W H m q Y the fnilmring furniturc:_ The Nm1m°“_.s“‘°“ 11k.‘ f 1 .53 “uwnze ‘gnawed. many ‘erg 1m- {1-19111’ home 111 London of clothing and bedding is much Ilamllmfl 39551059 Society-WW- lkmhp“ nuwe‘ l “when “o” ztierplgnltililltlellil Lfllleilillillzlltfglghiyd ifyitlsyfrsotldgllncihggfi? blltRTIO after spending a week's "m" dlfflc-"n- M's‘ ‘vntmm Plnxldle char’ ' an,i\ll\fll:il:gv"nf;liiz rmvav‘ ‘l 1mm‘; on Monday of this week successfully nave a shower" and luncheon and holiday with their Dnrents, M1‘. and I T: Te" an‘??? {tgrzzgxags vgfirodt; |"%::_‘|'_“Y"6n5°i9:|'1rda corps or Bu“ dresses and Snow Suits, Middies, i "~"““_‘""r" " ~~~~ ——-——-- “111101, rublmgrd‘ "f hzlfpzfigfl? l mode up 56 DOCIJIIIKIS ‘of qdcgivcli-jélg lllimjcllllfbm“ Ml°""15_ wh° Fave l, Mrs- Pete!" Immmi (mmwml- and 1:11:11,“ Jrvfheewnrig Her Majesty ern King's. $75.00. Sailor Dresses and Military Capes ilIliTilS 5.3111 1.191.111‘, “vfishrrl-l kitéh-en iiteliltlglgomciitlcéofilggs (hi0: 611mm so mucous siowei. ‘Mrs. Boyd Livingston, Clyde River. Queen Elizabeth h“ permuted the Pmvwusly acknowledged’ SL869“ and Cum suns‘ You.“ even find _ i‘; _ Jbzgxgfltvxéolluauigs} P's‘? Purim‘ Bull“. l Wicker set. maiiship 0f _Ml' D- J-_B_°imeu {i115} LAM!!! DAY AT THE CIIAR- Mm B01181“ younken New use of her name ln colnnentirfi-‘I: sits ZZiOTAL-sz 959 z: the military; treiid in SHOW‘ Suits w M1.‘ and M“ mchard h‘ I1 In: room suites, kitchen plans are bemgmcdc lCil the so L01 ILTOWN POST OFFICE- yvptshh...‘ and three 0111mm,“ the - omlnion can-ipa gn. w c ~ -- - - o‘ Pnmchuc Coth, for b0)s and gpwpiwg a so“ 11.1.4115 Lguic tr: rs. 01 parlor chair. 1 rocker, 1 Lotion of Sililligfllltl apps: tgifidablie Monday seppnnber 151, b91118. Alma‘ Lyle and Winston, were -- —-—-—- ' ‘l’ *1 g1r1sla1.1,e_ These 111113, 5,111,111,511 BEINI.0N_A, F,“ Hlrxwdkv‘ Aug’ '5 ~ "s" "Muir. 2 Writing t" t0 Wolf, 1X1] W‘ Merge“ M {he Lfibfll _Day and t1 Statutory Ho.i-|v1s1m1.s 1° East Royalty rccentm I dead and asking for M10; or Car - ton-ions arc bound w canon: any 2s, 1m, to Mt. “no Alrs .1. L. o? IR-lilriass dboulnflli 1 m: vhmil’ 3 iiiigvorfotlivlillliliswsltlia ovmfici-s of m. “"°k,°“1“'“1 lfgogpe“ m" “g3 the guests of their uncle and aunt e “dge- which was 5”?“ "m" 03h" ciliid- Maw"- '<l dfl11‘=’-l1t<‘1'- ~~ "Y" 00c s. 1 ypewr er. _ " “ l '5 Oflv POm . am. un v11- Bnd M“ Mex Maclqevm Eskimos saw Keytow ek's body ot- 1 o a ii." "w-.. liml" table spool 5 smull room "med WW5- . noon and there will be no de- ‘ 'i___ ' d d th built, wo ds v - - ‘ililtlllsfirg ab!“ V‘ c‘ .. 1-‘ A“ 1M5 Ho“ 1o Show 11131 "116 _h_ . b Lem c A‘ us I I I er an note e e un ‘When its date time its high _____‘_‘ 1' __ "uflmhhis sséudoigiz-‘imrl-zrtluf,“ 115011)]: mwnbers of me) clmxndtina‘ Rqxgiavifiryge yccelvedrandaégsegskhgiliaas FMiiss Ageltiide Ikgkhtagil. of; their Young Johnasfe testified he oex-l time for znose more dressed up CIIAVIIpOIIIl-I. All!) -At. Mount 1,1,11,11,11“, a, h i ~ Closs Corps in Cinr m. c o . usuq] The m m n u f 1 ore gn Xv flute 011 l” 0B!‘ . lieved Keytowiek was Satan. Neils sheey ‘c0015 11nd wgqly rayon, T111. 519w“, U111.“ cmurh n Au 1 1.11"‘ m c “"' _5"|° lmsmw‘ thoroughly preparing themselves to‘ W‘ - __ _ g °° 9° ‘ms mmlOttaiva, who has been spendlnll Kawyook was 11mm of Kevtowp-t; 1111.1; 101,0 the 10,, Tm, Una M 27' ‘Mi ,‘ 1 Y ° gus ' “LES E- “mvm cope with any emcrgciicv Ulill tiiayflll-Pt Alt?! boXes Will be mude|11er hondays M he. home 1n 1111, be I h v ~ s I x‘ ~ _ E t0 . a ._i. , by tic Rm. Sidney J. AUCTIO FER rise. The Corps has rcccntiv been. but there will be none at middoyq my’ 1111.1 w1t11 111611115 111 111g gnaw-lie Zllledwigeiuize fvaciiimgi“ gell they should because of the nice 135cc‘. (BSA, Dorothy ‘Cilfllaléglllia ' as iings it docs 0r their mung flg- m" 9 ‘TF-Tlilii WflYl-‘S “l?

Crawford, R. C. A. F. iiifinnrrlsg-

BERN.-\RI)——Ai Baltic Aug. John Bomard rigvri 88 ye .. cm! nrrzitiucrnctils not completed. lIAYI.E\'—At Ciiv Hospital. Aug. 2-“. i941. Airs. Frnnria Hayley aged 56 years. Fliilflffil nmgcc inter. .\Incl\I'I.I<1Y-~Iii Rnxiiury‘. Moss, on Aug. 25, iii-ll, Alive A. (Mac. Donald: widow of Frmik Mac- uuiefv. fornu-riy- of P. l). bland.