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Very First Movies of CANADIAN INVASION 0F SICILY —0ur Maritime Boys First to Land PICTURES FLOWN ACROSS OCEAN

See If You Can Find Your Own Lads !

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ADDED Chapter 2 — The Adventures of SlllLING JACK - New Soldiers Are Tough-

CAPITOL ro-niiy AND sir, SHOWS DAILY 2.30 — 7 — 8.45

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u acu. MERMAID. ErlgiiTn‘ Us??? 1Y0”?- °°1‘l““§1°“ o. o. Webster, Minister.‘ ' V‘

i srscmr. MEETING of Legion CE x aZ‘.’i.‘1‘.€’.‘l..1-""3 “‘ ‘£51m ‘ LIE l» Present. eq '~ f” ‘m: account Tub ui a Chest Clinic will be held IIlrccglffi. 301m. Albertcn. August 3nd, l°— . M. and 2-4 P. M. 7-29-21.

INDUCTION OF NEW PASTQR, ~The induction of Rev. T. E. Mac- lcnnen. will be held in 'I‘rinity Uni- ted Church at 8 P. M. this evleéignfi.

CENTRAL PARISH SERVICES. -—Sunday. August 1st. Canoe Cove: 11 A. M. Nine Mile Creek a P. M Clyde River 7.30 P. M. Rev, Goodwill Minister,

T. W.

CHURCH SERVICES for August i 3°" Volley 11 a. M. North

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Granville 3 P. M. Pl t, v

P. M. Rev. D. J. Morerfigrxi. mfliiih: 7-30-11.

MARSIIIIELD urns-p ‘ CHURCH-Special service conduct? rd b the young apple of the camp

on unday even g, August 1st at 7-80- 7-30-11. cnrmca NOTICE. _. Rev.

Heston Finnegan will preach on sllldll’. August ist at l-lasielbrook at i1 A. M. Cross Roads at 3 P. M. and Alexandra at 7 P. M. 7-30-11.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Services will be held as follows on Sunday, August let. Caledonia 11.00 A. M. Murra

Harbour 8.00 P. M. Wood Islands 7.30 P. M. Minister Rev. T. A. A. Duke. 7-30-11.

HAMPTON UNITED CHURCH. —Ministcr, Rcv. Roy E. Vessey, B. D. Services Sunday. August 1st. Bonshsw 11 A. M. DeSable 9 P-M. d-fsrn ton 7.80 P. M. Mr. Heath .Ma uarrie will also conduct ser-

vice at Victoria at 8 P. M. 7-3011

l TRYON-BONSHAW earns-r rcllUlCi-There will be no sor- vices in the churches on this rteld during the month of August. This , notice cancels all other announce- ments. Pastor, Rev. G. O. Wright. 7-30-1 .

CIIIJIICII NOTICE. wlnsloe United Church Services, August 1st. Hilhfleld I1 A. M. Winsloe South 3 P. M. Winsloe South S. S. 2 P. M. Winsloe North 7-30 P. M.

| YWW- Cflllt. Ross did post-graduate

- Emerlency Public Heolth Laboratory

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SERVES IN MIDDLE ans-r win; CANADIANS

Accompanying Canadian Sicily in- vasion tomes to the Middle East were. Nursing Sisters of the Royal Can- idllfl Army Medical Corps and Capt. Marion Ross, oi Toronto, who is the first woman to be commie. sioned in the Canadian Army as a medical officer. A gradugtg in medicine of the University of To.

"vork in bacteriology at the Univcr. flity of London. Before joining the Royal Canadian Armv Medical -<><>rvs in November. 1e42, she held the appointment of bactcriologist

Service. under the Eritis of Health. h Mmm” (Cgigiari Army Photo) V FOR VI - ua - (“an is m recgrtonv The u 1 wheat in a per ect V for sign picked in the field of Mr. Al- bert McEwen by Clair Geldert

Morell

HARVEST PROSPECTS -- Rain has retarded growth in some p15- tricts, and warm. dry weather is required, says the Bank oi Mon- treal report. The harvesting of an average ha crop has commenced; in PPIIICF dward Island a heavy crop is in prospect. Pastures are in VBFY SW61 condition. Potatoes and other mot crops are making good progress. Apples are sizing well and ook proniisng in spite of some spot dam ge. Other fruits show evidence o a fair yield. Strawber- ries were only an average crop; blueberries are promising.

FUEL WOOD SALES-The War. time Prices and Trade Board has ruled that all iuelwood sold Prince Edward Island must now be sold entirely by the cord or a fraction thereof, M: .T. G. Ives, acting prices and supply represent- ative announces, latitude of 40 cubic feet must be allowed when the wood is sold loosely packed in a truck. A cord of iuelwood. when

pa. r. aacmnvs 6:111» will closed Aunist 2nd a» Aul- idlthfi-m

CORNWALL pastoral charge ser- vices Sunday, August l. as follows: New Dominion, ll a.m.: Kingston. 2.30 p.111. Sunday Schools as ar- ranged. Cornwall. 7.90 pm, Sunday School 11 asn. Rev. . Constable.

spflliker. 7-30-11

POLICE COURT — A v18!!!"- remanded from days sus-

gi e the Police urt terdsy. Two men were char

rec v ea

goods; one was reman ed until

aturda morning; the other for

one wee . A theft case was ad- yourned until Saturday.

SUCCESSFUL PUPILS - Mrs J.W. Waugh past teacher c! Cler- ...o.n-. richooi, has lust received i “"1 from the MnoLean Method of Writing that the (allowing pu ils III-Yd been successful in recelv rig their writing certificates: Senior: Leland Curley, Zelma Curie-y Christine Durant. Junior: Wendai Mill, Viola Gallant. Jean Curley, Glenn Curley, Elwin Mill, Olive Durant. Clifford Durant.

ENTERTAINED —- Mrs. Ralph Cairns and Mrs. Jack Stevenson entertained on Tuesday afternoon in their adjoining apartments on Malpeque Road in honour of their sisterin-law Mrs. I. Reg. Holman of Toronto who with her little ~diiblflhter Pat has been visiting her mother-in-law Mrs. P‘. J. Holman oi Charlottetown. Mrs. Holman

cured tea while Mrs. Gordon

anuel and Mrs. Russel MacClen- eghnn assisted Eileen and Lois in serving the refreshments. A de- lightful sftemoon was enjoyed by a the guests.

Personals

Miss Pat Lynn of Fredericton, N. B. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. D. O. Tompkins, Water Street, East. Surnrnerside.

Mrs. J. J. Morris of Charlotte- town. Miss Winnie Kenny of New York and their mother, Mrs. James Kenny were recent visitors to Bummerside. -s.

Mrs. George Lewis of Moncton and child are spending the summ- er months with her mother, Mrs. E. W. Manson. side. —S.

ilk-s- Alex Chapman, and Mrs. Jas. Lahay, of Moncton, N.B., are guests of Mrs. H. Bernard and Marie at their home in Bradalbarie.

Mr. SJ". Tarbush, city, is still suffering much pain after an ac- cident seventech weeks ago in which he fractured his right forearm.

Miss Ida Dawson, aocompa by Shirl? Noonan returned to Summersi e afici- being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Trainor, West Royalty.

Mrs- Ilred Davies, and

stacked should feet

ly packed or stacked it; should measure 168 cubic feet. = Dealers arr-l again warned to guard‘ against vio atlons of the price cell-l ing. No dealer is allowed to exceed the price he charged ior wood dur- 1111i; base period, Sept. l5 to Oct

CHECK-UP ON RETAILERS —

Guest preacher, Rev. J. R. Skin- ricr. Rev. T. Constable, Minilstfg.‘ - -1

IMPORTANT NOTICE. — Parties whocatered to guests Old l-Iome Week last season and who intend to do so this year. are advised to get in touch immediately with Mr. M. F. Graves. Superintendent of Rationing. Chappell , City. so as to get necessary ration coup- ons. charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition Associat- ion. 7-27-41

NORTH RIVER BAPTIST CHURCHES-August 1st. Pair- view: l0 A. M. Sunday School. ll A. M. Service. North River: 2 PM. S School. il P. M. Service. Long Creek l1 A. M. 8- School 7.30 P.M. Service. Clyde River ll A. M. S. School. A cordial welcome to all. Rev. A. E. Todd, Mlnlster- 7-30-11.

CHURCH OI‘ ENGLAND SER-

VICES, Sunday, August 1st. St.

John's Church. Crspaud, Church .00 A. M. I-I

. A. M. Evensong 7.30

. . St. Thomas Church, Long Creek, Dvensong 3.00 P. M. Rev. G. R. Hartman. 7-30-11-

MARSIIFIELD PRESBYTERIAN PASTORAL CHARGE. - Services for new Icrd‘s Day, August 1st will be held as follows: Harrington ll A. M. Mhrshiield 3 P. M. and Mt. Stewart 7.30 P. M. Sunday School at Harrington l0 A. M. and a‘. Marshfleld I P. M. Rev. Henry P. Baall, Minister. 730-11.

Swank Setting In New Comedy

The last word in super, deluxe gymnasium is one of the import- ant. settings for I-Ial Roach"s' lat-

XQTITFII III!‘ w .

From Brooklyn,“ run at the Prince Edward Theatre today. The picture brings Max Baer, sit-heavyweight m“ ‘ beck to the screen, along with William Bendix, Arline Judge, Marjorie Woodworth, Joe Sawyer and Grace Bradley.

Under the art direction of Char- les D. Hall, this gymnasium was er- joy to the heart of

room is a lar e. blah-cell

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mun vmqn a page; [Myrrh _ Chapter s of GANG BUSTERS-Sports - Cartoon i SHOWS 7 and 8.45 — Matinee Saturday Only 2.30 I

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c . What's wrong with people? Don't they know a man has tc be hard

with Indian c ubs. dlknb be ls, ul- le d bar bells racked a on; three walls.

Along another wall are electrical horses. with fancy Western sad- dles, an electric Exercycle and the {nschsnicsl rowin machines for BY

this setting Beer, as a high-toned “professor” does his "oond tionlng"

gob on gretg young things.

NQTICE

All applications not al- ready mailed for Scholar-

Wli W, to let ahead in this world’! Well, ‘ti’; 11-112-0121, 1fil.%.“......“"' M- =-,,,,--,;, ----,,:-;,~;; or - 0's so u ous 111m m" h° “bwmmll "m!" Lin: role oi the comedy co-starrinrr Throw n rock m ‘ Priscilla Irene, and featuring amum; m imlgglmgllmgf Rochester. Ddmlund ltIdllil Anne ngvrgggwgwzln l! new" m’ ‘m; Revere and I-le ene wyno .

- Y of a IWlDital: SALVAGE!) unnsn nu

Li“?! In a church collection w. t B two cats together by Y" 71115

- they lnbcl him "The Mean- “l-i-l-ill" il.-air" '“.‘l£."". “N. O l

“all? Edward Theatre. just 1 ° “Anions to evict an el-

Mm bar tenement flat;

IDNDONWJuIy -..109J -—Brit- sin has disclosed that Buns from British merchant ships beached or sunk in North African harbours sci-e salvaged and sent to the front line for the drive on ‘Innis. The?‘ also helped beet off new!

a1 a no

ships In the Estate Owen Connolly are to be address- ed to Rev. John Sullivan, St. Dunstan’s University.

By Order of Trustees.

F. N. Kee oi Saint John. N.B., spe- cial investigator, consumer credit division of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, has been in the Pro- vince for the past week u ducting a routine check-up on merchants. He left yesterday on return to Saint John. While here Mr. Kee visited the maJority oi stores in Charlotte- town and Summerside to check how the storckeepers are adhcrln to the consumer crcdit rcgula ions. This week he was in Summersido and last week in Charlottetown.

PAINFUL ACCIDENT — O11 Thursday last Mr. Francis Drake, farmer at Mlilvicw, met with a. painful accident while hay makin . Mr. Drake was buildin a large ric of hay in the iield us ng a derrick for hoisting. Just as the rick was being completed the derrick broke and the hoisting rope struck him on the breast and encircled his body lifting him into the air and throwing him forcibly to the hard ground. He was rushed to the P111 1518M! H%ital where he is being treated and is resting comfortably at present. Mr. Drake's many friends are hopinll to see him out and’? again attending to his usual

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Trinity United Church

ERIDAY, JULY 30th BFP Induction of Rev. T. E. Mc-

Lennon. ‘HS-Y. P. Union — Social Hall.

Card of Thanks

I wish to thank my friends and neighbours for all kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death oi my mother.

Edna Macllougall.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Wilfred Nicholson, B- A.. who passed away suddenly July 30th. I034.

Just when his hopes were brightest

an: whlend his da seemed best, ca e him e

To his home oi overhangs“: u‘

Lovingly Remembered by Mother, 1 so u later-s and Brothers.

IIISS YDUII TIRED FEELING GDDDBYE! .

Psplese Many Sufler Low Blood uni-And Don't Know It. ‘Ilia battling thine about low bleed cecal ls that ou can weigh about aa mush as you ever di -even look health and strong. yet -ysu can feel as if on lead In your

enough ob to carry llirliv n oxylln from Nut unll throulhout your d7. And lust as it takes oxygen to explode lesoline in your ear and make the power to turn the whack, so you must. have plenty of oxygen to q. plode the energy In your body and give you Ifllhl’ Bower. Oat William] Pink PIIII today. ‘they an wor d-notod for the help they live in Increasing the number and strength of red co useles. Thcn with your blood count up you ll feel like bounding up the stain as II

d dJ left this morninfl a r o ce

for Buffalo SNY. While in the city they visited Mrs. W. MacPherson.

.1. RcgI-Iolman and little

New Gasgow .8.

LAC Louis Thompson, R, CAP‘. after havin spent a very 18418511‘ leave with is - and

Mr. WIT. Wood, C.N.R A1191". Geor etcwn. accompanied by Mrs- Woo ft yesterday morning for Halifax to spend the week end with their daughter MBYGBPQI Wh° is employed with the C-NR-

there. Mr. A. E. Mills leit by plane yes- terday ior Boston, Mass, after

spending a week with his sister, Mrs, G, P. Clapp and Mr. Clapp, at Bay Fortune. l-le was accompanied here by his sister Mrs. WJ-I. Coffvn of Bathurst N.B.. who is remaining ior some, time

"New Education

Charter Laid

Down-In Paper

By SYDNEY GRUSON (Canadian Press Staff W119")

LONDON, July 28—(CP)—A new charter for the education of Bri- tain's children has been laid down in a white pauper that opens the

education to every student and, in the wo 01’ its author, provides "an eqllllmg 01 o portunity’ long sought by 1'1- t h educaticnists.

The white paper is the work of Richard Austen Butler, 41-year-old

resident of the board oi educat- on who will steer through parliament. l-Ie meet no serious trouble obtaining

but a similaralist oi propmals, it

learned. Scottish education departme These are the main proposals set

elude tec and vocational training, filxiysical training and in struction '

S. Secondary schoo vided in gramme m ern and "technlca" divisions. the first concentrating on subjects mainly

an academic nature; the second offerigiog nersl education embra- cin h iterary and practical sub- eogland the third cat

eringw to students with more practical nt. 4. Every student will be enabled to enter a secondary school since education at all such schools. which will be maintained b oven-iment. will be free and ‘spec- s plsce" examinations will be ab- olished in favor of classification by school records and lntell ence tests. Previously children coul not enter seconds schools if they failed the exam nations ior 1'- shi from elementary school and oou d not pay the b. Every primary school wil give re igious instruct with parents having e right to withdraw their chil ren from such instruction if desired. The white auer envisages wide- ly-extended acilities for the re-

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and secondary ion

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cruiting and training of teachers. eliminates local control over schools and deals extensively with exten- Iari of school medical envious and

is being prepared by thel II .

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ter. Phil didn't look around.

"Hello, Phil," Jim said softly, as he halted behind the other man. "Fancy meeting you here."

Phil started, then slowly turned. his eyes wide with fright. He moistened his lips with the tip of his tongue and swallowed hard.

"You-" His voice was hollow. "Look, Jim—you've got to under- stand!"

1-le had a trapped look, and a muscle at. the corner of his mouth jerked. Jim looked at him in sil- ence. l-Iis silence seemed to put more fear into Phil than angry

words.

“Give me a break. Jim!" Phil pleaded hoarsely. "I was crazy back there in China. I didn't know what I was doing. Look-J‘ He plucked at Jim's arm. "I thought you were going to leave me behind (or the Japs to get."

Jim felt a vast contem t for him. "You lie, Phil. I had aready put

ou into the plane- You shot me efore I could climb aboard."

Slyness crept into Phil's eyes. “Yes, but you were going to run into the brush. You didn't think the plane would flyl" '

Jim shook his ead. “You'd lie out of anything, P il. However. I can understand why you shot me. You were crazy all right - crazy with fear. But you weren't crazy when you got back to the base, re- ported me dead — and then stole. my money. Phil. I want that ten thousand dollars!"

The screen door slammed again.

had entered. He had the swift thought that this would be un- pleasant for her - meeting this abject coward, Phil Garrison. It would not be fun for her to have her illusion shattered.

Then suddenly. he saw a look cf panic come into her face.

She cried out. "Jim. watch out! Behind you!"

He whirled to face a gun that Phil had drawn.

(To be Continued)

Under a. new plan to in shipbuilding output, the British Admiralty now takes rticular

care to keep the workers _ informed of developments. explain- of inds of ships and the Admlraltyk inten- tions in handling the i843 and 194-4 program. -

and Jim turned to see that Tracy"

c. WAC. mu Form 532F011!

nere are the girls of the crack C.W.A.C. p town during Old Home Week. Besides of iering daily displays of precision drill both afternoons and evenings, these talent ed young women will also give a series of

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Home Week Program

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i" . . . recision squad which will visit Charlotte-

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(Canadian Army Photo)

EASTERN GUARDIAN

..‘THI~.‘ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Services for Sunday, August 1st as follows: Dundas 11 A. M. Cardigan 2 P-M. Lorne Valley 3.30 P. M. Montague

The June meeting of the Carleton Women's institute met at the home of Mrs. Stewart MacMickenls with the president in charge. l

Meeting opened with Ode and re- peating Creed in unison followed by reading of minutes and roll call, which was responded to by six mem-

bers. Two visitors were present Req . . . port of committees and new ones‘ Q1 AraxilLRh/Igusger’ H‘ MU-naflwfi‘ appointed- ‘ ' " ' ' ' i‘ ‘

Sick. Mrs. Thomson.

Lunch, Hattie Ross and Mrs. Stcvensona Cogespondgnie fiend It was move an secon e t at Mrs. _ _ - MacMicken give the address of ‘tvcl- R3§g§§E§=Bfl5§g 23, ,3?’ Qffefl come at Convention 0n July 22nd,; 1,“, brigade drum)“, dead wday

It w“ decided i0 semi $10 mi 1111i];- ‘iightlng a stubborn lire Greek Relief Fund and‘ $3 to Linen‘, whim destroyed {we threenselorey Fund. Two quilts. l crib quilt. 101W buildings on UDDCIIOVCII St John pairs of pyjamas, two pair-S W11°1°'5treet. Three firemen were ‘injur- a-‘gm fitlengaériseamans stukmgs‘ cd and adourth was overcome bv SW75“ c0 ke mo‘; °f mg‘ fin-W ismOke while fighting the three- amon tho e b: “a? 5 ‘billed alarm outbreak which mas brought ‘ b 3h lg mtm 75- 9X9 mefimllziiinder control after more than o e e a Mrs Stevenson s. Altm-ee hem-s wont delicious lunch was served and meeting closed with King.