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ADDED T0 PROGRAM “TRAIN DUSTEBS" (Canada Carries 0n)

NEWS and CARTOON

snows 2.30 — 1.00 — 3.45

2r;

K. or c. Dance

in aid oi Boys’ Camp . at

Maple Leai Gardens

T0-iiiGliT

Don Messer 8r His Orchestra

{with Charlie Chamberlain, jvvocaiist. '_.'3.~28-3l-2i.

if.

L

‘i

I7r~ ...p‘3u“l H‘!

help ior harvesting

works.

“urn-owe,

engagement.

8. Farmers do not h 4. li soldier-laborer

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. . TODAY ONLY-A SUIPIISI Ill‘!

Aiac‘- Nan-non Duck -'rine

Under a new agreement betwca merits it is now possible ior Pr Army. The following iac 1. The rate oi‘ pay to be $3.00

__ _2. Farmer to provide iood and lodgings ior s

5. Farmer does not pay soldier laborer ior laborer does not work.

6. Ii in need oi such labor you should write to the Charlottetown at once requesting application iorms 7. Address your communication to

PROVINCIAL FARM LABOR BUREAU.

BUDDY O'CONNOR. IN

“MR. BIG” -=- wen-mun.

iliiffiiiiifi

-- Passing Parade 1- Cartoon

__- SHOWS DAILY AT 2.30 — 7.00 — 9.00 —-

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Pastor and Psalm alterna. Full was again in charge at the organ and Mr. George Johnson sang a solo. An appeal was made on behal! oi The Chinese Relic! Fund. Rev. Mr. Mcbeninon has now completed his iirst month with us and the question has been asked . "Well, how is tiling along?‘ "How do you li e your new Mm- isteri" and to both questions the answer is splendid. We will more iuliy appreciate his line qualiiic- ations as the months go by.

The subject tor the mornim dis- ndiiiereaice". Text,

all ye that pass by?" two sources (l) g-ression against God and (2) In- diiierence toward Good. In a. par- able oi Jesus we read "Good men slept while enemy came." Indiiier- ence is deadly because it is hard to detect. Always a sin oi omission people try to assume a

raiity which is im- Indii comes frorr

P0" -

a lack oi insight and personal re- sporisl téy The Priest. bevite di

rd as they aiiec Si...

nan spoke on "Sons oi God" Text

that power (l) Hav

Rise aibov

on the wings oi faith

is not a. vicious

heart and as you love him love your iellowmen.

(B) Receive Girlst into your will

ii becomes controll

o! God and you receive

bani» his was listened to with

great pleasure.

Corporal Mini-my Armstrong. irmer New York American hockey yer and moat valuable pimar on the champion Regina Ca t last season, is now a seeond- euaenani in the Canadian Army.

U

Attention Farmers Needing Help For Harvest and Potato

D’ ' Isa-as n the Provincial

d potato digging

an ts should be noted,

nlte per worker wet day

ave to sign ior any deil is unsatisfactory as a

Sydney and Queen St, Charlottetown, P. E. Island

BINDING

aeople read the iii-st ly. Mrs. G. Elliott

Oil!‘ y OI‘

and the

not injure the man by

the side oi the rﬁad thereiore they i

ty. overcome indliier-

era. In the eveninir Rev. Mr. McLen-

é the mind oi ciii-ist. e your changing iortune in God Liia

circle. All things

and Federal Govern-

inee Edward Ialan to secuIre sue v z:-

per day, ior every day the soldier-laborer

oldier-iaborer during time oi

nriiinii ruinous:

iiala celeuau ed

u lecal llllilzm: aiiiinhid: ii tow-PH"? iii...‘i"°""' role in advance. . ' u,‘

000KB "y Photographs OONIIDEBATION l. m uu.‘ mo‘. in s I

CITY POLICE —— Two parties. drunk and incapable were releas- ed on a bail o! $10 each.

T!!! ROGERS HARDWARE CO LTD" will be open until 12.30 PM each Wgdngsdsy beginnings alge I

and Q empties were transpcrte

to the mainland by the carierry as been postpo - "Scotis", which made eight cross- ber 3rd w 10th, ‘Inga 68 ire ht loads and

MB. AND MRS. J. J. CURLEY, Yhemim’ mm-‘t z tnuir d miiéa a n sgemen o e a r Eiina DiEnidDtiIistoLuA. c. . son oi Mr. and

Mrs. M. I". ‘Dribble, Sherbrooke, Que. Marriage to take place in Oc- tober. 8 ill-ll.

POTATO MARKET - At. pres- ‘ent there is no established market ior potatoes. Some iarmers are harvesting a. small acreage. A iew hundred bags have been ship- pgd from Montagu to Sydney by thasté but there is no set price on e .

THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IUR POOL LIMITED has been successiul in securing only one ton o! Flea Powder-one which comes highly recommended by competent, in endent authorities. Get your su py while it lasts at one ot the io owing points: island Fur Pool Umited, Summer- L Leary; Charlottetown ..

Charlottetown, J. J. tague. 8

On Friday Sept. 8rd Mr. Ben- jamin Jenkins, the Man oi Mount Albion wilrobserva his 05th birthday. Sunday he was visited by his nephew Mr. P. J McDonald who found him enjoy- ing excellent health. Mr. Jenkins‘ parents. the late Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins, came to this Pro- vince irom the Isle oi Molle. Scotland, the iorrner passing away at the age oi 86 and the latter at 65. His grandmother Ballum reach- ed the age oi 104 and his grand- iather 100. Mr. Jenkins, who re- sides with his son Hedley. was twice married but has a notion oi taking up housekeeping again on his own farm.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory oi Morrison who departed luguat 31, 1941.

‘iith broken hearts we watched Yﬂll

nd saw you aas away. nthough we oved you dearly .Ve could not make you stay,

That the wound Is surely healed, But they little know the sorrow That's within our hearts concealed Sadly Missed by His Wlie 8nd Family.

ence is by ow love. Know about thi as they are 3-31.11, the lives oi

IN II-fEMORIAM

John l-— . Ours is a day oi mighty mech- -—-- anical power. We need a spiritual In loving 1116mm’? of m" "e" éi-ltizhcoiligtlzoltrpnp diriliict it. We tether con o e c o y. e er waves ily aterglpians izuth fthstill lnécd PETER A‘ MORRISON“ someh gese o ea emao es h g _ A 1,31, 4i. "oi“'ti'ie"smrl. Our GospekprovirlesliLg-Bgu» aw“ u".

DIG IOIQ

The blow was hard the shock sovcrc

To part w

a IN MEMORIAM

393W power ixlgood. I‘! v3‘: real ____

eve them pow r . I d lpeartwand will ie alwaya available “fggrléiaf, gfﬁd" Jay“ “'3'; “Mia h n. manna was rueat '1" ML

Long are the hours sad are the

d Since (livid. called one s loved "Vi! It was so hard dear athei- to sec

you lo

When God took you two years llﬂ Ever Remembered i’!

Mr .and Mrs. Allan Clow and 50n-

..8-3l-li.

d iarmera in need oi h help irom the

iod oi time. iarmer may dismiss. s on which the soldier-

Farm Labor Bureau, be sent you.

are v .

hie ialtin d ‘h’ £51» landyre E y or two the‘ will leave the oi next iwec

- Prince Edward

OBSERVES 95th BIRTHDAY — Grand Old

Peter A. (hi; liie

Some may think you lire iozgotten

Two years have passed our hiliii“ As time goes on we miss you m0" ith one we loved so dear.

i A {Cameron llorca‘. m‘

GUEST OI‘ SISTER-Rev. J. M- Irascr oi Albartcn. P. E. 1., spent the week end the irueat oi his sister.

. Reid and Mr. Reid. Mr. Fraser is 1:1;

visiting at h

was mares-New Glasgow News.

n

the past three months wih

Riggs‘ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mschaan are

oiai-k. v Street. Prince Inward

on the return trip to their lhome in Gait-New Glasgow News.

CARRY FERRY AND TRAIN- On Monday 27 ireight car load:

. 28 empties were carried to Prince Ed- ward Irland. The early train leit last night with 09 passen- gers and arrived here with is at ins. < ROTARY CLUB SPEAKER. — Rev. T. E. McLennan, pastor oi Trinity United Church, was the {speaker at esterdayb meet oi the Chariot town Rotary lub. His subject was "Education in lRussla." l-le spoke at length on |this topic and on conditions there at present’. In his concluding re~ marks he emphasized the neces- ‘sity oi our making use oi the best |ln educational systems oi other countries, so that we may im- prove our own. The speaker was warmly commended ior his talk by Rotarian Charles I". Gal- lagher oi Chicago, the number one club oi Rotary which was inund- ed by Paul Harris. Mr. Gallagher s d it was one o! the best ad- dresses he had heard and express- ed the hope that some day it ‘might be possible to have the speech delivered to the Chicago Club. Guests were Rotariaris O. A. Richards, Belleville, Ontario; Charles Simmonds, Amherst, N. 8., and George F. Gallagher oi Chicago. Other uests were Col. H. S. Hadden, gstee. North Carolina; Ray Stewart, Murray River; W. A. Winiield, Halifax; Leslie Fielding, R. A. Ft, W. R. Cruikshank and D. H. MacLean of Charlottetown. Tom Rogers and Arthur Belcher were Joint chair- men.

Personals

Tris CHARLOTTETOWN cusiiiginw

I’

O Here's good news to basic rates oi’ pay in the C.

r thousands of girls and women . . . the W.A.C. have been RAISED from 15% to 30%. You now start a: $1.05 per day and get in- creases aiier tour and six months for good conduct and eﬁ- ciency. Trades pay has also been substantially increased and now equals that oi ihe men's. This adds 25¢. S0! or 754a day to your basic pay, depending on your trade and eﬂiciency. fI:j-----2-2

And DependenIsM/lowances! q- H o w To E N Us t

You will also receive the same allowance for “mr dependent as service men. _wives oi’ soldiers will OT lose their AW], w m, o, “m, Rmﬁdn‘ 5m;,,,,._ allowance upon jOlillﬂg the C.W.A.C. Remember, ioo, that mm... (CogsweilSnncxiHuapilail-Yltlbduih, these newer and better rates oi’ pay are a CLEAR SURPLUS be- Kenlvilie. 11...... N... Glasgow. §ydnly. Char- a)“ Writs iezffavid=j f1": ‘if: feiffl “ifedsnwifsij ‘aﬂtfiféiiiihittl aiéailiiilfléf. ﬁiitififi. OITIGII IIG I‘ [ICC G V WI VIHC y O upaiions an {SP ac: "Ah" Cate oryl ilillQﬂ prgceeding over- seas. ItYOU cou rea ize ow critics t e nee is ou would 'oin the C.\Y/.A.C. a! our: and get behind your men (Y): victory.

niisr NOW!

PAY

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'vFa'i'aTia'fa'h"e'n"a"a’l-I‘o'u"n"a’b“n‘a"a"n"a n a ‘a Ea u a i. a. a a a a ‘iHi-‘h a ‘r a UM

Progressive Conservative Convention

MURRAY HARBOR, 4th District of King's County

Sivan... ...._.._ Town.

i PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND — NOVA SCOTIA

FERRY SERVICE

VIA WOOD ISLANDS, P. E. l. — CARIBOU, N. S. M. V. “PRINCE NOVA"

“The Connecting Link Between These Provinces” (DAILY-SUNDAYS INCLUDED)

Starting July lat the Nova Scotiap-Prince Edward Island

Ferry Service will operate three round tripe per day.

Will Leave Wood islands Will Leave Caribou 7.00 am. 9.00 a.m.

11.00 a.in. and 3.00 p.rn. 1.00 p.m. and 5.00 p.m.

LUNCl-lEi-i SERVED NUKTHUMBERLANI) FEKRIES, LIMITED CIIABLOTTETOWN. v. a. l.

_-'v

DON'T NEGLECT

A convention of the Progressive Conservative Partv “ill be held in “URRAY RIVER HALL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. I — AT 2 P.M. Each poll is. entitled io send five delegates

GEORGE ‘McINTYRE, JOHN BECK Convener-a

MEli and WOMEN WANTED

i‘

FOR AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY

D has returned iroin Ottawa.

on return to Melville. Sash. While in the province he was the guest oi his brother W. W. Crosby and Mrs. Crosby oi Cornwall.

Mr. H. B. MacLeod oi‘ Truro. Nova Scotia is the guest oi his sis-

ter Mrs. ivilllam E. Proﬂtt and Mr. Proﬂtt oi Burlington,

Sergt. W. J. Monuzhan, R. C. h‘. Police, Rockcliiie, Ont, and Mrs. Mcnaghan have as their welcome guest the letters mother. Mrs. Angus Cameron oi Charlottetown.

Mass. and Mrs. .. Keoughari, Vernon River spent the week-end visiting iriends in Richmond and Grand River.

Miss Fannie M. Proiltt and sister Mrs. Stanley Sherritt oi Maiden, Mass. Eddy Paynter ci M02118- Mass. will return on Saturday alter a pleasant two weeks visiting tho" parents Mr. and Mrs. William E. Proﬁtt oi Burlington.

LAC. Arthur Dickleson and LAC. Kenneth MacKenzie, R.C.li.l=‘.. are spending their ten day leave their respective homes in Glasgow and Hartsville.

..Mrs. D. J. McDonald and her daughter Jean. have returner! honge after having soent a very enloyabie vacation with friends in Richmond and other parts Prince County.

' r-k togth i good to thir Sadly Milled by _ W 8 . ‘ ¥§'.“...‘$“;“‘°e'r “l: “°°" ‘° ‘"3" “"""‘“'i-3'iiii=i'°""°“"“ Professbnal tlards (I) Receive Christ into your B-si-ii. I

McLeod £4 Bentley

W E. BENTLEY. K. C. l. A. BENTLEY. K. O-

Barriatera and Attorneys-at- Law

MONEY TO LOAN Prince Street

ilorreliand Company ii. F. Aiiillilillitll

Chartered Accountants Eastern Trust lluildina Charlottetown

ALEX W. MAI HIESON Money to Loan Couectiona BARRISTEB. BOLIOITOB. ETD-

Oiﬂoe: I0 (if!!! ﬂown-Strat- » -

H. F. McI-lhae! B.A., K1,‘. NOT Io. aiieyniaiiiiiliisriraln .°all£l£?:‘°"

BELL O MAI HIE$UN

LOAN MON“ To ﬁbsriottiltowaa

TALMER & HAsLAM , s. s. u. a.

J. S. TAYLOR OPTOMETRIST

Corner Kent and Queen Ill- l i ii A I tmente "n nnﬂiiiee ‘it"s?

r. T.V. Grant MP, Montague, I

m. Percy Crosby leit Wednesday ‘

Mrs. William iBMcDonald Boston f

8t ew ,

Phone Residence loll ..___ . ... ..__ _.__.

N0 EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

YOUR FOXES

It is very important that you keep your Foxes iree from Worm!-

It is not. suiiicient to five them one dosinl ""3 ‘to! (My '7' secure. This must be ioi owed up at given intervals. At three months the iox is considered adult and should "l dosed with DR. FFRENCl-PS N0. I VERMICIDE CAPSULES

Then a second dosing should be given in one Week to 1118'"!

.:©:@_

Til

Courses ircc: Living allowances cover all expenses,

9H6 llilﬂdfﬂi CHIS"!!! a particularly diversiﬁed nature, and we recommend

» one Planning a iuiurc in the Aircrait industry.

No upplicati "ll b 'id war wori" or Wilgulllyltlllt $92121 eeillglilérim irililieagozertiinzg-lw‘. ‘Y

nty Capsuha $1.00. h u”

GET YOURS NOW.

sure evervthing is clear. y t Under ‘he w“ Em ~ , _ _ _ crgency Trainiri Pro "m i ﬂung" Q Attend to this work at once and save your Foxes. You W!" l“; yin-His 1° and "l1 to 1i .\'@§1r§ 2 months. an wonfen between 1| and receive the beneﬁt. it 3“ Xe"- llffiilﬁc with suitable qualilic ‘ , will be collected is! ‘ H special training tor an Aircraft Overhaul Plant in Nov; gqgﬂ, m. rue-lair. Vermicide Worm Capsules are out an in " " w». believe this special training is the ﬁnest obtainable aa it is d

right tin boxes. Twe $4.00.

| E A __, For iuii particulars apply at: _ » l Y Summers" National Selective Service Oﬂi“ _ m‘ l Sole Distributor Iill’ Firenchhi Animal Remedies 1w r. r. 1mm!- li “"5"” 315' =1 9 A- M- and I P- M. _ \i Charlottetown-National Selective Service Oiiioo—-Weia IQ acpicmber 1st at 9 A. M. and I P- M- Uizratstcr s“ =

Gospel Services

Tues., Orange Hail, Hunter River.

Yi’e:i.. Full Gospel Pentecostal Church, Elm Ave. Thurs, Orange Hail, Hunter River.

Rev. Arthur Copeland will be preaching and singing in these services.

You are welcome.

REV. ALLISON POST, Pastor in Charge

Life insurance stands out as a great bulwark, staunch with the calm certainty oi finality.

A Life or Endowment Policy is an Insured Sav- ings Plan, with guaranteed values for retire- ment. ‘

Conserve the Home and stabilize the Nation.

Consult your nearest Great-West Life Agent, Cl‘ write Prince Edward Island Branch Oiiice.

l

“WHYHAVE $ “ ' ilYiiiihidli 8i 00 LIMITED ' is“ ‘°"‘ BINGO ' ‘ i. v ~ e a ‘gs \ FEET, Provincial Managers \ o Holy Redeemer "a" insurance Since 1872 g’; T0_N|G|.|T Offices: Chzuloiieiown, Summerside, Montague b’ ~ Thomas McAviran. C.L.U.—Spcclal Representative Th | 8'30 ‘h m ‘ Allison P. McLean, (Lieu-District Manager at ﬂummeralde l DI‘ Ill M‘! e sa e s Earl S. Juicy-Representative nt 0‘Leary. “w” prevﬂun‘ n “h” Cyriias A. R. Shaw-Representative at Montague. mm“ in n“ my‘ Peter G. MeDuchamp-Representative at. Victoria. Freezout F. L. MnnNutt-itcprz-sentzitive at Dsrnley.

James Hughes-Supervisor, Charl ottctown.

For Charitable Purposes

rirrzrvrnn ..

OGDEN 3' PLAYHOI/SE

TH! WEIRD CIRCLI SIRIIS

The Vwdeﬂd

IALZAC

C F C Y Tonight 8.30 P.M.

‘ Big Legion Dance

i Sporting Club a

Tuesday, Ana: 31st plodern and Old ime Danc- M. Two Orchestras

Admission 85 centa Tax and Check Boom In~ _ eluded.

ch oi Live Pelcs Tower a!‘ spoke to thous Earl oi Athicne; Prime Minister Maekenaia King l a

seen through the eye; oi a Canadian artbt Ii mils oi‘ people assembled on Parliament III- IQ‘ Roar Admiral wiiiiavn Brown, presidential aide; I- mi Dir. Roosevelt standing before the

The scene under the ar President Franklin Delano Brow to righi-z Governor General, the H. B. Prilaeea Alice;