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Steinbeck Lets a Soldier Talk And Watches a Hand Recover

Hoepitslised Man's Arse Is Crooked end fills Fingers Hooked Helplessly, But He Tries to Build e Model Plane as He thinks o! Being s. Cripple

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telnbeek - The soldier wears s thro and I Janine and s Army psle snd . ascents are. tries , and hsn eit arm osrres crooked shakes a little, ut the rssor bls snd- righ and the ringers oi’ his runs through on the bl leit band hook over helplessly‘. In and he llite the N

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lrent all- ot

he hes s sheet oi’ stamped with the“? has s. rssor bl e bowl or oblige, with s. match stick-

ing out I in Airics," he ssys. t’ stomach. but this:

gs. l the long

ail oi. his right forefinger

he scrapes oi’! s little drophoi’ g ue that is squealed out oi e Joint and wines it on s piece oi paper.

leer el Being Oldppled

SAV ME, WORK, FUEll Kellogg's _

delicious cereals arc ready to eat. No ~ been u o’ ‘can Ion‘

cooking, no pots or pans to wash up. _ - - n 5118M] _ - - them."

. He turns

model plane over and then

studies the attern sheet lor the

next piece. e is silent lor s. long time. “My

MODERN DAYS DEMAND MODERN MIAIS

. . . you don't want to waste a single minute with y tasks. That's why thousands of families count on Kellogg's Cereals for fast, easy-to- ﬁx breakfasts, lunches, suppers-ready in a few seconds. And do they taste grandl Just try Rice Krispies, for instance. Like all Kellogg's delicious ready-to-serve cereals they only take e jiffy to serve . . . leave no dirty pots or pans to wash up, and with milk and fruit make a ﬁne meal for young and old. Make it a rule to have a package or two of different pawn 5m! sucks 1g mm the ma“ Kellogg's cereals always on hand. "l “n” 55°95" "The" 31°" 599

tlilt piece in there? The’ one with fibre’

did right hand.

“lynx right-handed." He re- his left hand and moves the bu "The doctor says I'll be able to use it to grab hold oi in thin s ii’ I Just exercise it. But it's srd to exercise it when csn just barley reel it's there.

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lucky s-rds gers.

t like a cripgl nd that wouldn't wor ." is eyes are s little ieverish. "Well, how would you like - to come home? What woud thhk about that?" “It will slwsys

Delicious in mcat loaves, as ‘crusts: to meat pies. ‘Dresses up’ wartime recipes.

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Pie you

Unconscious Success

"A runny thing happened es- ~ terda ." he says. "Here. I'll s ow min u . ~ you t e exact place." He take ~

Quins

Job in a plane factory out on the cost-doing a man's work. Bhe says she is doing line and Pam not

s-oa

the little pencil mark on it?

marked it so I'd emembe which

one it was. "Yesterday I was trying to get.

at. You've take

I g It ‘ and work it up . Q t.

worry. Here. I'll show you s He reaches in

to picture of her." "Where is

his bathrobe pocket.

ow HOME wssu PROVINCIAL LIVE STOCK EXHIBITION

Here are mellow, golden bubbles of wholesome rice, toasted to n perfection of u-ispnese. Hear them sing -—enspi crackle! popl the moment you pour on milk

HELP KIDDIES GET MORE MILKI

Children need more than a pint of milk every day. They will readily eat milk

under. Well, I didn't even know i in his pocket and brings out s lit- was doing‘ it. I came to, and I was tle leather wallet. And suddenly holding t at little piece in my left he secs what he has clone and the hand." He regards the wizened fingers relax and the wallet drops

with Kellogg's delicious cereals.

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KIIISPIES

Of CICG-Yﬂs

SO CRISP THEY C-R-A-C-K-L-E IN

linger with smagement. “I told the doctor about it and he said that was all right and I should try to

to the table. “God Almlghtv!" he says. "Did you see that?" He looks at the crooked hand still

use it ev ry bit I could. Well. sir.

suspended in the air. "That's twice

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TIIE MIIIIITIMES GREATEST HOLIDAY

UPWARDS or s10 ooo 0o m PRIZES PREMIU » - . MS, P AWARDS unsss AND

e when I think about it I can't do it. Not ye , anyway. Maybe I can later. A little bit at a time. I roll

the Greek War Relief Fund from . Clinton School District. Mrs. C. B. Grade 1V.-Sterllng MacRae. ,1 Goss and Mrs. Sterling MacKﬂy Grade m. (al-Raymond sent- were a pointed on the District _ I Oonven on executive. Mrs. Justin III. (b)-—Wendall Slli- , Woodside and Mrs. George Roley are to act as sick committee IL-Eric Sentner. for three months. Sick committee I.-i’0r doing good work reported one call made. It was de- during the year-Eleanor Brown, ci ed to ask the R. C. A. F t0 - Phyllis Martin, Harold Martin. sent their concert In Prize for best attendance for the

. year awarded to Jean MacPherson. Mrs. Justin woodside and Total sum invested in War Sav- vian Woodside. Lunch, Mrs. in; stamps for the year-$5l.'i5, Leslie Paynter, Mrs. R _ e

d Mr . M W r . xt meet- iarllg to lie hgl at aihllierlllém: of Mrs“. HAZELBROOK INSTITUTE James MacKsy on Mon ay, Augus am. Roll call w be answered by Qeeiiliiiionmileelrt with "4111 1mm“ 5111181"! ma‘ m“ an attedance oi seven members. Meeting o ned si

picture. C°11°°M°ﬂ W“ like" “nmlnnng Canada 1'01 owed bylwthe ‘glared lg $1 unison. Minutes oi’ last meeting

40. Programme consisted oi a were lreadl and approved followed o a .

CREAM

Grade V.—Verna Martin

AN OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM

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atured with the endBtlée motst snide; lighting effects. "P- 0- a IDWAY ' LATEST MEeCHANICAL NEW ATT

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contest “Famous Peo le" carried out by Mrs. William arren and won by Mrs. C. B. G055 and Mrs- David O'Connor; also a "Girl's Name" carried out by Mrs- Wilfred by Miss V

TIIE SHREDDED CEREAL WITH - TIIE EXU-USIVE FLAVOUI

PEI.- ‘IHE BETTER IRAN FI-AKES

THE HE-MAN CEREAL WITH ‘IHE iii-MAN FLAVOUI

ior s. iour yesr old girl to be on

dlsglézy at the District Convention to held at Mt. Herbert on July _ . Mrs. Vernon Wood gave a. very interesting report of the An- nual Convention held in Charlotte- town. Plans were made to spend a social evening at the new home oi Mr. and Mrs. Kent Jones. This was followed by s demonstration given by Mrs. Seymour Myers on making lily cookies which was in- teresting to sll present. Mrs, Sey- éixollllr lgytersbénviied nextb meetlinlég. ca o answered y a pc - n aﬁcljédvbllﬁor-cl Jean MacPher- Ilngf§°1l€§'M°°§l“5 °Il°f°d l”; If“? _ *' _ onsnemaewc an. ﬁgxgtlf; mm“ wmlnlwml- 3' Helen lunch was served rby m: hostess?

G ' W__1I Edna was,“ 2' (Patriot please copy.)

Melvin Carew. Grade V.—1, Verna Martin. Grade 1V. Sn-l, Sterling Mac-

Rae.

Grade

IV. Jr.—1. Revel NaWOﬂ- Grade IlL-Ahsent. Grade IL-i, Eric Sentner. Grade I. Sr.-l, Eleanor Brown; 2, Phyllis Martin. ' Grade I. Jr.—1, Harold Martin. The (allowing rizes were award- ed m the pupil aving the highest average in each grade. Grade X.—i, Lois Paul. Grade IX-l, Dorothy MacRae-. Grade VIIL-Jesn MacPher-aon- Grade VI.- Edna Waye.

Pickering and won ivian Woodside and Mrs. 27th Charles Woodside. Meeting closed b siging the National Anthem alter which lunch was served by hostess and committee in Charge-

GREENVALE scribes.

The rollowin is the report for the month o! une. ade X.—1, Lois Paul. Grade IX.—l, Dorothy MacRae;

In Memo riam

MARTHA _FANNY WOOD

There passed awa to everlastln! reward the soul o Mrs. Mari-hi- Fanny Wood, wife oi the late Theo- philus Wood who predeceased her some four years ago.

Mrs. Wood was possessed o1’

e Stock Exhibit-on

FEATURING PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND’S rmrssry

HORSES

ROADSTERS cnrnssnsnss PERCHERONS and DRAFT

CATTLE DAIRY BREEDS

AYRSHIRES

HOLSTEINS

GUERNSEYS JERSEYS

BEEF BREEDS

SHORTHORNS and Other Bcei’ Breeds,

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For Foot Ailments

CONSULT H. J. A. BROWN, DJ’

DIIIROPIIDIST

Ill Greet George Street OIARLOTIITOWN. P-EJ.

There was bum to Mr- I-nd Mrs. Wood three children. Milton who lives in New I-lasnpshire; who predeceased her several yeers ago, and Wilfred on the ort-

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s. oo William, Peter, and Richard all oi whom have passed away, and six sisters, vizz-Jessie Mrs. Leo

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v‘ for the qllec" m. In)“ K be sure lhoiset ls tlrc_ mosratdhlzislnlakr: gm‘ ch51 "f1" moose n. from {iellsrcers larilﬂ‘ "Icahn

t ears ago w.

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reen s purc a-sed e en farm o! his rather (lld Wood at Pownal) where they lived hep- pily and prospered with their son Wilircd and“ his tim

end Mrs. $1 at Vill

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quisltely ensrevvﬁ ‘"‘_

gel, with flawless. P" sol aire-

DXFORDS SHROPSHIRES , SOUTI-IDOWNS . HAMPSl-IIREB

sung by Mrs. ylutch, soprano, Mrs. Fiancee Mee- ~ Roe, Alto, J. A. Moore Tenor end Asaloohn MacKlnnon, ss.

iynm was sung st w. Wood‘ tun- eralandwassgrestis ted

rams bolllieo’ menirlis of this line old lad! were laid to rest beside those o! her husband in Pownel Cemetery. The bearers were: W- H. lgrualre. Péter MCKBQDIAB,

ey. ernon re su emen Jenkins and . (Patriot please copy.)

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POULTRY

PRODUCTION CLASSES TURKEYS, GEES]!

Plan this for your Holiday Week. Write your friends. Come

Provincial Exhibition Association

CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Lon-cot. n. n. MecKINNON, n.s.o. J. w. noun-res. President ism"!

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The name tells the story — handsome models [or men and Women In "a nat- lmrs most depend- able timepiece.’

Jewelers Since 1868

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ner. e minutes oi last meeting were read and approved. Library

books were exchanged. l I M t

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ns soc s, pairs ames, one . . . _ srs....".z':.'z;ssmzinpiz..r.'zsz 06W" PW UR M l L L5 a in. The sum oi $6_l.00 was sent for

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