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General Agent Wanted

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“We plan to appoint an additional General Agent on P. E. I. Extremely attractive proposi- tion for good salesmen not liable under selective service order. Write fully Crown Life Insurance Co, P. O. Box 10, Moncton, N. B.” -

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THE CHABLQTIETQWN

STOCK QUOTA TYONS

IIDNTNEAI. STOEN EXGNANGE

New York Stock

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(Canadian Press)

ureh Edythedlfl-lswdauehter of m. and '1"°‘4° "H! WW w. w. lmlor m, Ca I‘or- "l" i" tine, n. a. became the Elias of "i" "he lam . Owen, Charlottetown, P. E, I, Th rriose

ves and friends Rev. Gar. 1 d B

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rated for the occasion with a pro- fusion of evergreen and cut flowers

yvhimtl: dgllgsts were alssembl ,, Mss e omers payed ll ' proprlate organ selections. To t e “IMHO”- strains of the wedding march from mhenafln the bflde Qnwfgd the groom, accompanied bv the organ. church on the um o; he;- mghu; ist sang "Because" during the sign- and was very oharmirlg in an ex- inc of the register elusive Madame Drolet model 0f Th! 1151191’! We"? French bengallne with train and km. brother 0f the extreme princesslinesffhe imported lee CHIN!‘ of Amherst. Mm model was made in an allover feat. Strong. iher chenille heart m0!!! embroidery Lyle M with a sweetheart neckline softly A reception was held nt the home Beauharnois drapad 3,; ma shoulder, an; wore of ‘the bride following the a long veil with a coronet of orange molly. The house was tastefully Fraser VTC bloso . She carried a cascade of decorated with cut-flowers and pom Johanna Hill roses and bouvardia. the bride's table was centred wit-h Home Q11 Th, rnatoi-n-of-horlor was her a three tier wedding cake and Pink Imp Q11 sister, Mrs. Alex Cameron oi candles.

. NOTICE

Hi8

10 o'clock a. m.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Auction Sale

on MONDAY, JULY 6th.

_ on the Premises of the late

Advertising liatas~Pay Illa in Advance

"id-Si. Amhe t h ttil ttlred Am d res w o w re a n on 0W6i1 in a mauve dreeauwigh allgver fea. u a dd' B 11s f?! fii§m°nm‘mfid°$’m“m°°yy§ii“ path A a -We lng e _ tulle veil cap with-chenille ombroif on" 3:121

lftemoo “m, Charlottetown lndmtgeyghvivkore

Lee, son of Mrsw. E

looks. pastor o4 the onurcll. k 11°“?!- Tl"

BT00 The church was beautifully deco- ggvnggllllfifiefgwhevn his 5mm!!!‘ Mf- U

'I‘he bride's mother wore wore U 3 M100 by friend, o; m, bruit Th, w"- black crepe with matching accea- West Eco mony tool; place under a banked will?! 5nd 00118-86 0f archway’ . beauty roses. The groom's mother

was attired in black and wnite fig- ured dless with a cor-sage of white

Cormier.

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mond St, on Wednesday the “f”, spice r3603 ‘tglntrght: will: 8th day of July proximo, at vfmddglg tmf For maven,“ me brim, :31 o, gigantic: wool cérelge dress, ge coa own ac e5 - J. B. BROW, cries. On their return iihev pill r , to '1'. c. Ai -

semwtaty‘ iii: rysclfllighh-l ‘Nvewfouhdlafld

where the groom is on the staff! 0f

June 25th 1942. the Bank or Montreal- a-w r M 1'1 July a “Mg: fiixfglz, gigglefie" ""1"

__ Banks ‘f! acne standlri hay, Monday, uly 8th at 3 P. "t" ______ *"~m;..iel=e».... wee-w PM» stocks Close . ‘ Canada - uetion Sale “mi-wuss .1. Nova scotia 2'73 0F STANDING HAY R°Y"‘B““‘ 15°

at 7 P. M. (Canadian Pres!)

Roy Ford,

Terms Cash i N: " Winnlpfg Wheat

lllfllmlm Chem m Any Adverthaanenh rs can; W011i: Western

11g 1-3 Brazilian Am

3

1o 1.4 Can Car Pfd .3 Can md Al A

de and carried a noaogay o! N888 Chrysler A pretty June wedding w" 50L an? haby breath. The bridesmaids 0mm,“ Monday n n 4 ere her sister Miss Edna of Am- o'clock at the Bayfield United “mi ""1 M!" Jere“ Merl-e“ of rt wick W'- Geri Motors

Ni ti ely Moll: wild pec v , -

ulls and c

W, ifiiééi ‘Qt? itfhmfils “éfuiilgg Y Central w“ “normed 1n Brooks, wfls dressed in pink and

“m” °‘ '* 1” "W" °‘ ”§.‘£§¢§§.'§3uol§'du§'§"&u#i$'§"§u§f Bid 0" 1;’; O

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Montreal Exchange

I U$S8i§33s==88§3823588

American Woolworth __________

Montreal Curb

(Canadian Press)

NTRBAL, July erages were lower at

d curb market as a. o! selling due to unfavorable w

Miss Dilys Owen, sister of the ve opments. However,

Illlillroved among newsprint; on

Ml‘. Austin Oui-

bride, Mr. Char- Stocks Ghs 8t.

preferred. Others

rl uncle oi’ the bride and Mr, Abitibi Com 4 trig,‘ were Nation a

cGlashing of Hayfield. ceie- Bathurst A

inner in utilities

Miss Audrey Parnell of Amherst n“ P° rendered appropriate music. M Charles Strong. aunt of the brii ushered the guests. Those serving """ f h 35ft wit“; °l“"'au'tll Bu“;

, . us . r.

Th‘ annual meeting o t e Georg: Stgngxhe llllisse; lfiornnce M8501!“ lTlemPzfi 913E113“; Mild Violet Owen. Edith Cameron ‘ e o ice o Doro

gilkbillffiw ‘an Son 144 Rich Ruth Manning, Marion oulton and WIN-NIP“;

' ' ’ exipolt sales ibis C

the Winnipeg grain day but reports incifc sales transacted Tuesday had been

might be equivalent to bushels of wheat. Wheat: July 80 3-83

I-l E3.- -- .- l-asaeouweczowul

thy lviillner, Charlotte Beattle, Momreal Outwits

no Ping 5 points to

anadian wheat ju ‘h 011s players slumped z ct

confirmed on wh

exchange to- 3- M Imperial T°_

oiuelifiifir "THE AIRMENAS TRIBUTE TO THE MEN IN BAITLB

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o? Tour pols in boilio-drou . t We airmen must depeal- ‘ For what if lakes us to ' < ) li'l up to you lo end! ~ a Your tanks and our artillery, ~\_ l Your armour can and gun's ill clear tho earth. as we the

} hla Hull]. .. -\‘A And every bomb we drop in lust

l A wominq in advance --..

That he who’! lost his aliiri lo us,

i To you will losehls pdntal k While we who bear the torch aloft‘ \ May play the opening role, 1 The Cause of Freedom la your lidndl

‘ Will reach lia llnol

goal. '

From us in air force blue. Here's luck and beat oi huntlagi

v. . ‘1- .. ... .. ‘To all our pols in boitledreal

nTofllommTnlguckol (gal ‘

ewu qaoo tolls i

ll woryftbeveryloafi 0- M5 u.

Before, in pencil. yo

J collect r

For comrades oi Hang-Kong l‘ Eomvery shag-closed Conuck / \._ , o ma a a wiflce. Ia_,_ The Prince oi Darkness and lliljrlondq

Will pay d bitter prico- , A bogus and a busted an: -i-=.r

Will finally ccnfell ‘i, "i might have licked the world. but for. \_ no!‘ ’

These nigh l5 buttio-dr fsqu-iahfiTfcaio.

the

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Oats: July 51 1-2B,

Dec 4 ed Cash prices:

Wheat: 1 hard 80

3-8: 2 nor '77 3-8; 3

nor 71 1-8; 5 wheat 69 7-8; 6

67 7-B; feed wheat 65

MINING

(Canadian Press) m .

micro-sizing leveiigko 1 K l it??? hgld? This yggrntlg: ocigtggh Gram’ x1 “m! the highest aggre- was one of the mo: interest from the '3 outstanding event was the prsentation of Certific- Etiui” iliitél"‘ai.il“dt'ltih°‘ .323 sacs opened last September. The C0111‘ foilowled by these students was th r

NEW YORK, July 2-—(AP)-The arket took on a tinge today and leasin steels, motors and other issues ed in this category pushed up frac- D v1 tions to more than a point. De 1 8s dwindled after midday “so” and closing marks were under the D°m° 0n tops in most cases. There also was E35” M51 a smatlierlng of losers in evidence ggllffldfl i!

the st. Most Canadian stacks were Canadian Pacific Gunnar s

referred Hollinger

fulfils in a complete 66 l-2 matriculation requireme 33 3-8 veraities of the extension of the opportunities for 41-4 High School Training on Mince 141.4 Edward Island marks a. fern-aid step in education and the enthusiastic audience present g exercises gave ample ence that the advantages offer- ed. are deeply appreciatedRaymond .3 Smith presided, and after a iew remarks or welcome announced the following program; Chorus-My Heart's in Canada. AcrosticF-I-lail Mary, from War Primary Pupils. Heritage, Pupils 9

Trio of Songs -—'I‘l1e Harp That Once Through Tara's Beautiful Dreamers.

Lucia, Grade Eleven Girls.

Minuet — Pupils Grades 3, 4, 5, 6.

Prayer formggir Armed Forces -

Island Authoress - n. M. Montgomery, Pupil; Grades 5—9. ion Song- Trials of

l. yéicwry _ Grades iicin Johnston, Lloyd Smith, Louis

Markets At A Glance

'"::"‘.m"'.i.";:" “"2" ' u narrowy ower. G1“ o Montreal-Utilitleg mu [old h; h. g w mm] snub-pen and othcr molar: Ill

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Q a W “Wk-stock! closed higher.

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5-8, International Nickel inger 1-4, and Lake Shore l-tl. Hiram Walker and Telephone were un-

35:8: 9'1"“ unto-on

Press average of J

IF

60 stocks finished at 35.5, widest advance since 1'1 totalled 343,350 shares, if.‘é2§‘?u%“l“° 5”‘ m’ Maw n , n he pre- Mum

Prominent stocks on the included Santa Fe, N Southern Pacific, US lehem, General Motors, Montgomery Ward, S Anaconda, Internat American Telephone, Stan (NJ), Union Carbid

Es§Ess§

e1, Beth: McIntyre Chrysler, Noranda

T‘ a

o-na a n h7#

For Sale To Let

Harvester and US. Gy erioan Can. still suffer ldend cut, was off 1 5-8 at

Sedan.

kilzo neg. Bar

nn

Dealer, Charlottetown.

I03 BALE - TEN‘ THOUSAND feet spruce boards sawed from M”; 0v“ a‘ Dnsnms we“

mlflfugrlgflmf‘ Apply aunl-fgfgéf in warehouse or other work. seni

DID!-

Teachers Wanted

ogllnion School for_ooming year.

wnursn - ramcmu. ma Mission“ Bchwl Anvil: ‘if wan-rap a! wmowsa s1-

Freston Rodd, Secretary. ‘l-S-Si

ml: SALE - I935 CHEVROLET T0 LEI‘ - WELL rultivlsunn us... w- H- heist.- ‘we

roll sans - 52:58.1 gxlléelflllt. To Lfir x GOOd a! “Cw. 1' l’ , O C 121611 , urnlgh _ Hughes, Brackley-Beac . 7-2- i. ed in °d d “mmm”

P08. SALE - DRIVING MARE ll gags old. Bpurseon Warren, North v r.

Guardia

7-2-21. Miscellaneous

I0! BALE - soo BUSlllll-S OAT! MR8. JOHNSTON‘! BEAUTY ‘i5 ts ,A.E.M Nill.8ta- Sal .Oil _ “yogi”?! M ¢ 7 4J1!‘ in? Bu‘ and Creme Perman

L01‘ AND BARN FOB ALE. MAY FURNISHED be purchased separate . Agpily change for 829 Euston t. 7- -1 01%!’ Orle

Btree bar

ill-airline i?“ “h RENTA ‘f’ l1 a 1'90 O I laugh McKenna, 1911i. Hlullfboropgtv- wantlid

some for pens for sale. ‘l-S-li. w

cCormick - Deegin =gt11= Btree- ' Position Wanted

..___..._____.___.._____ Can lllrlllsh reference. App] FOB SALE — EIGIITIEN F001‘ Guardian. ‘l-g-li. mini-mill boat engine. nine salmon nets in d con ition. Reasonably priced. Lost ply ph MacEwen. Bristol.

anted

n. cums. ma: u‘ ' ' Female Help Wanted

Secretary of Trustees. . ggggkeuptgfl? hwomln w’ an“, Waman .- ran an son IIAR- i - ' °'"'- "° "l" "- rington School. supplement. w‘ “m x- Y‘ z" xmmw‘

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time but ended up 1-8,

Allied Chemical dropped 2 po h on the initial sale. Lower were Du s 7'3‘-'"- Pent. Goodrich and Philip Morris. glimm" -—NEW HEATED ‘p531. ___’__—1"‘- “o,

an Brighton. Apply "R," "- il-fl-tf.

Toronto txchanga

NTO, July 2—(OP)—-Insi - changes were boarded

5,35% smal st turnover for a, full session since Feb. 6 ly 63000

BOOM IN Ex. shares changed hands. The si help with homework, volume was Street between 1 that traders

were kec ing a close 7-8-Ii. meek Bids w

Produce Prices

P do other groups had slight index

The action in Ontario Nickel con- ly, 14.500 shares

qf MONTREAL, n“; Canadian Com-m

ANTED ro BUY-RYDRAUL more suns - rowan snares. "m" "m! Dumb Bodies. ww if“ "’°'°°‘ "- *" B‘?

generally firm note ruled the or golds and McIntyre closed A a full point at 40 l-2.

Eras spot: Easiem A- meditln 31-15121-2- Poods lost some groulnd. Ca 5 7 s g1 ‘Nldi Fanny Fun" Prod ' ‘ "LOST - wrurs: ran PENCIL ' -. H S l , roa sass - nssrnnnla rwo- "i i" We Find". kindly leave Ve lilfil? I" “d lli-Art 1y house. sunny. 6 years old. ‘i Glilfdilfl- MWBYd- 7-3-11- filtlltwrlwnglezflllslllillfi Can Mn]; and F 1 H I ' ' _ _ ‘ 9m" 9 e P Price for Mathemati donated b 7 ’ u‘ "Y the Kinkora Bub-divgion of m lggerlgenb league awarded

e. Chemistry donated by figld this week between Agriculture Callaghan awarded M

for Economics donated by an Mufigan awarded '1" "ma Hennessey.

.. ... a ie no l l.'l5--200; NB

ilurrenelas

‘tidbit’ A235?‘ w‘ °°°i‘

nce ova. mae . n“ “Am” '0" N“ or female. Apply tow, n. Keennn Canadian dollar so onilerry. 'l-3-5i. cent in relation to the ollar in today's closing for- exchango trading, ciosf -l6 per cent discount. pound sierling remained unch ed at $4.01 (Ottawa Foreign Ex- change Control Board 9.91 per cent discount.

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NEW YORK Jlil

€€fll d Que, While, i9 5-8 B Mont-

rginia 3.15-4.00, ricia Pendergast

O'Brien, drawn by Rita O'Brien.‘

The loser was well compensated by a special pxize donated by Rever- L .

On Friday. June the nineteenth end M'J' smth- D-Q '

in . K m“ Hm "Mwtfleensfflge £512’; prize donated by Mr. P.L. Moirrls

The chairman also announced a be awarded to the student o!

gate in the Examinations o! the Maritime Examining Board.

Prize for Highest Aggregate in Grade X donated by Reverend Leonard McKenna. awarded to

“rue f" Highest Aggregate in

i: Grade IX donated by Reverend the common mamlm Leonard McKenna awarded toIJdlth

ing Board of the Maritime Prov- 5mm‘

f New oundlagéiursghtilcll; Grade VIII donated by Reverend

_ Leonard McKenna awarded to m“ °' $1}, Patricia Johnston.

Prize for Highest Aggregate in

The Certificate Winners of Grade Eleven were:

Sister Clare Theresa, Kinkora

Louise Calms, Maple Plains.

at Helen" Campbell, Charlottetown.

Beatrice Duffy, North Wiltshlre.

John Forbes, (partial course)

nkora,

Raymond Gallant. Kinkorl.

Thelma Hennessey, Charlottetown.

Zita Johnston, Kinkora.

Lorne Keefe, Kinkora.

Monica Kelly, Roseville.

Yvonne Kilbride, Foxley River.

Annie McCarville, Newton.

Leslie McCarvil1e, south Freetown.

Rosealeen McCarvi1‘e. Klnkora.

Marion McEntee, Emerald. E

Ita Mclvor, Newton.

Rita O'Brien, Wellington.

Kathleen O'Connor, Clinton.

Patricia Pendergast Kensingtori.

Noreen Smith. Kinkora.

Raymond Smith, Newton.

Kathleen White, Emerald.

Four pupils received Grade VYTI Public‘ school Certiflcatesz- Pat-

Shreenan and Elaine Roberts; and

Mmmim the whole program w“ nineteen pupils received Writing of high quality and gave evidence ce"tm°ates' of the tholaoughtltgaining received’ by me ch11 fen numbers mo? Thelma Hehnessev commented “$2 Egg; Egileclrei-‘lmxrg Reverend M. J. Smith, D CL. Boy the songs sung in parts %t'§".§itl€“.£€5§..i“€.%i§ u u its u chudreh m the Minuet and the continue their educat on. Reverend “wand ‘up, or the- old fashioned George McCnbe, Kinkora. Reverend . .-. iiiszaerrsi:..zz":.iii.s'.iis‘zrzzz u. went through the intricate perform- ance '

- "WE" aewwifirgtaggyeregixtlpnllggésngrgh terest in the continue uccess of

_'I‘he Prize llstnfoglowsii bed b m§2$né°&°firg;;na' $31M SJ cance of the occasion and the p:o- Miw }g.”';‘§f§h,'f,1§§§,g§§§°' m National Anthem. Grmde Eleven awarded to Patricia

of Kinkora School st aggregate in Grades IX. X, XI, donated by Mr. J Morris awarded to Noreen Smith. Prize for Second Highest Aggie- gate in Grade Eleven dcna A. Hennessey awarded to

for Latin donated by Rev- ilfred Keefe awarded to

Prize for Second Highest Mark in Latin donated by Mr. awarded to Monica Keil . glish donated by Mr. arville awarded to Pat- ricia Pendcrgast.

Prize for Mathematics donated by

pupil awarded to Rita

A beautifuly worded and well read Valedictory was delivered by

then addremed the Grade Eleven Class congratulating them on their

Wilfred Keefe, Kelly's Cross, and

College spoke briefly congratulating

thcflpasfor. the Sisters and the

students and expressing their in- s

the Grade Eleven Class in Kinkora. Other members of the audience made brief remarks on the signifi-

gram dosed bv the singing of the

To Bonus Bream For Buttermakers

(By R K. Carnqie) (Canadian Press Stall Writer) UPIIAWA, July 2—(CP)—Butter

consumers of Canada will contine to have the protection oi the 35-cent-

J.F. Morris a-pound price ceiling for another

year but prices paid to farmers f/r milk sent to creameries will be in- creased by bonuses to make their returns mole nearly in line with thcse of farmers whose milk is used for cheese, The Canadian Pres was told today by an official source. Differences oi long standing be-

Y tween the Agriculture Department

and the Wartime Prices and ‘Trade Board over butter prices havb been mpcsed as a resu t. of conferences

inlster Gardiner and J. G. Tag- gnrt. the board's food administrat- or. it was learned.

Confronted with a butter short- age next winter unless butter pm- duction is stepped up, Agriculture

the oniv ivay to bring un pro- inn is to increase remuneration

Rise of Physics donated by Mr. ‘NW5... V... ...,- -.-.,,.,. ,,,.,,,.., ma, m, mefllefi bl’ 35-ccut price ceiling be lifted.

0n the other hand. the boardyhas

' aw-

drati0nm Industry In

In‘ Memoriom‘ THE LATE ALEXANDAR D. MMNEILL

____

The death occurred at West River on Thursday last. June 25th ct Alexander D. MacNeili in his 79th Year. a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacNeill (nee Christine Da-rroch)

He was in failing health for some time and a year ago retired from active work. During his last illness he was nursed by his niece, Katie Maclean of Boston, who had for. merly made her home with the MacNeiLi family,

‘Ihe late Mr. MacNeili was a 1118111)’ esteem - and successful farmer and in his day had taken a Prominent part in promoting com- munity welfare. his wife ,nee Emma MacCallum of Southport, died in 1904, and one son, Hector, in i915.

There are left to mourn. two sons‘ Daniel and Kenneth, both of West River the latter being on the home- stead, three grandsons and one sister, Mrs. Angus Cameron of Clyde River.

‘The funeral which was held last Saturday afternoon, was one of the largest seen in that section or‘ the country. Rev. A.E. Todd, Baptist clergyman, conducted the services at the home and at the graveside in the Baptist Church cemetery at Clyde River.

During the service at the home, Rev. Mr. Todd paid a high tribute to the character oi’ the late Mr. MacNeili. The familiar hymns, "The lord's My Shepherd," and "Near- er My God to Thee" were sung, and the beautiful solo "The Old Rugged Cross“ was feeiingly icndrcd by Mrs. Todd. wife of the officiating

pail bearers were six nep- hews of the deceased. John A. Mur- ray, Robert Matheson, John Cam- eron, George W. Dewar, John B. Roper and Louis W. Roper. There were beautiful floral tri- butes from relatives and friends. The Guardian extends its deep sympathy to the bereaved family. r"— AW' i

been fighting) any increase in the ceiling price ecause of its effect on the cost of living.

As a result of this week's confer- ences it. has been decided to hold the price ceiling where it is and bonus the roducers— resumabl_v' from commod tv prices s abilizaticn corporation funds.

Exact amount of the bonus has not been worked out, but it was be- lieved the farmers will be paid 101' their milk including the bonus at a rate about equal to what they would receive without a bonus if butter sold slightly above 40 cents a pound.

§§i+-i-'-.i-j+j+'+-s-++assess-ares. ...=:.~ ATTENTION FARMERS NEAN CNANLUTTFTUWN

Quite a percentage of our customers have neglected to come to the office to make final settlement of their Fertilizer bills. Several have paid part cash and have not signed suhvontion forms. This must be attended to i

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disappoint me.

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__ Royal Bunk 0f Canada

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million pounds of dehydrated veg- stables in 1940. Nearly two-thirds 01 llie output was in the iorm 0i DOWv clers to be used fol" eluding such highly ll.l\' fu ctzililes as onions, peppers. The rcmaiiicici" put was eilllci" lll the iorm vi llll '

make up the now iaiillll:i.i' packag- ed soups. There has also lace ever, a relatively sulisumlr of production for renj, use in the iorlli of lllu . etable. Olicicomplily lli