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your nearest C-I-i. ‘sales oﬁce.

,' I Other goclieel CJ-L propositions i ' AlOlCO CRYOl-ITI PARMONI SUI-FORON NICOTINE SULPHATI “ﬁ

Master Rev. J. R.

ploasedioknowheish l. after holgplrteilcent illness oiiiletlignli. Dslzlel

Macndscnillrlnie Bu“ o! {he Mrs Dalsiel is I 8- nor entered the PEI. Hospital for xiii

l

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.. lhodole iodAm-ne booms (islet-isthmus CANADIAN INDUSTRIES‘ LIMITED

‘Nellie: c Melted - Tevesvle - Chsihonv. Om. - New went-um», ac.

operation.

Blvortsmen o! the r

‘i553’? 6......“ dim‘

DIVISION At long last

to the con t jg‘; and not to the

MAIL SERVICE TO 11.8.51.

OTTAWA. May 29 — (C?) —— RB- Iumption oi air mail Canada to the U.S.S.R.. and oi re- gular mail letter and Package ser- of 40 cents a hall thy...

service from

vim-ates the buses-O

vice to Luxembourg was announced today by the Post Qiiice Department

The Department said airmail to Russia would be forwarded vin. Trans-Atlantic air mail st the rate ‘

what former, is 888111, with indications

l'~

FORE PROTECTION

Has Provided :

Financial Seellfliy Through Rehabilitation. A clothing allowance 0n discharge of $100. A rehabilitation grant of 30 days pay and 30 days

dependents allowance.

Transportation to his home and traveling Ex-

P011868.

The return of his dependents overseas. Out of work beneﬁts.

Vocational training.

Farm grants.

Educational opportunities through university

training.

War service gratuity of $15 for every 30 days

overseas service.

War service gratuity of $7.50 for every 30 days

service in Canada.

lie-establishment credits enabling a returned

man to :0 Buy or repair a home. Buy furniture. _, Provide capital for lils profession or business. Purchase equipment for his business.

‘ Obtain needed educational equipment.

Obtain equipment for vocational training. Purchase a business oi his own.‘

, The Liberal. Government

Has Done This

oi These Benefits ‘.7

-\ lnurleabruu-r. s. Lubes! Manchu.

od and line st Crosby's

tmration on thebgslt-lsegtisci: liilada hold 1:813: zrvtirﬁe w; due

e g w Wmlmny w iiih

--_-___.___ WHEAT RUST RETURNS Rm. most dreaded enemy oi the

AQF RETURNED MEN The Liberal Government

Will the Conservatives CHANGE this ' and Deprive Returned Men

99TH BIRTHDAY — bdrm-John

ixthdey Ms! 26th It till her son John. 54 Victoria Avenue.

ng ‘the best oi’ health.

Tl-IE PB-ESBYTEIJAN CHURCH m cannon. - moelsnsitl Ollsge. service next Lord's day as follows: Glasgow Road ll A. M. Broom

3 P.1d. Hnrtsvilie 8.30 RM. Note

lld 6-1-11.

CHURCH 0F ENGLAND. — Ber- vices Sunday, Julie 3rd. How Trin- ity Church. Georgetown. Mathis and Holy Gmlsnunlon 11.00 A.M. ‘Church Schol 2.30 RM. Continu-

Ohumh. Nicholson, Student Minister.

Oil thg rampage ation Clans 3.30 P.M. HOV. G. B. time 1945 Hartman r. e-l-ll mll/rsnkasoneolt-hegrestnlst ~ epidemics. such as destroy 100.000, or more bushels cf_ bread.

,Rncto

ice Court yesterday, s party wee ﬁned $20 and costs or m days~ in jail (or carrying concealed weap- ons, while another on o. similar

three months. One drunk wa lined 83 and costs or live days and another hud for a week. A juvenile, charged with illegal possession oi spr was remanded till Monday. The accused in a harness-stealing case was remanded till today.

RECEIVES DEGREE — Dr. J. G. McKenzie. son oi Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McKenzie, Prince George. is n recent graduate from the Faculty of Medicine at the University oi Manitoba, Winnipeg. Dr. Mc- Kenzie attended the University oi

British Columbia. Vancouver and is . .

at present on the Interns Btsii at St. Boniface Hospital and will soon be posted as s medical oi- iicer with the army. Dr. Mc- Kenzie is a grandson oi the lute Mr. and Mrs. John McKenzie oi Scotchlort and a nephew of Lt.- Col. McPhee of “ mmerside.

MUSICAL EXAMINATION-Om May 29th. Mr. Boris Berlin oi the Toronto Conservatory o! Music, as

piano examinations at Notre Dame Academy. Mr. Berlin is s disting- uished member oi the piano iso- ulty and the Board oi Studies at the conservatory. is a well known teacher, adjudicator, composerand author oi numerous educational works. He studied Germany and Switzerland. In the evening Mr. Berlin gave the music pupils and teachers of the city s. short music entertainment which was highly appreciated.

PLAY ENJOYED-The Monta- gue players JITBSOHiGd their thres- act comedy- runs play “The Ols- ey Family" to cllpsci audiences a St.

Maritime Examiner, conducted ihei‘ L

Bouris, Min-ray Her louth.

Peters Bay and Eldon during the past two weeks. The out ex- pressed their lapgrecintion to all those. in the d erent communit- ies visited, for their kindness and helpfulness in providing s eiur- nishlngs. etc, ior the qoecin mus- ic provided at St. Peters Bay and Murray Harbour, and for the re- ireshments which were served It the above mentioned places.

VISITS JMIINTI-Mrs. Iric g C. both. of Iillssbeth. New Jersey, daughter o! His Honour Lisuien~ ant Governor and Mrs. Bsrnsrd. is n welcome visitor to the Prov- ince at this time. She arrived by plane from New York on Tuesday night and was present at Wed- nesday's ceremony in the Cooled- erntion Ohnmber. and also at the luncheon given by hel- parents at The Charlottetown. Her husband, Capt. Loth is a medical oiiicsr in the slst Military Field i-lespltsl. .U. S. Army. His unit was among the nrst to land with the invasion forces on D-Day, and he is still on duty in Europe. Mrs. Loth is returning to New Jersey on Mon- day. The Lieutenant Governor and iamily returned to Tignish yesterday but will be bsck in Char- ‘ottetown on Monday. It will be EiX or eight weeks before they get settled in Government House.

NEW HAVEN W. l.

The regular monthly May meet- ing oi New Haven W. I. was held :17. the home oi Mn. Simon Osva- uzlugh with iiitsen members and two visitors presen.

The president was in the obsir and the meeting opened with Ode

THE ovanrirari BEIITIIAI- §llllilllAl~ r

m l ' s nefﬁst-t-t J" ""'

I

tits-ts» iilllfols For Jlrltlell

i

active and ellloy- a"

Br. celebrated nei- soul m“ ‘M’ ‘w’ “a

“when tnererore. numbers per- , the bslulce oi advantage may‘ held to lie on the side oi sin- gle-sex schools. . .where

and there are other respLlts in _ e Conlpono Limited, on this occasion of the hﬂlldfllwl

anniversary qfﬂu founding o! IN COMPMY. ‘W!!! cordial greetings and appreciation to all their agents throughout Canada whose loyalty has “bun the keystone

lllsshullnsllsclsenlendlllssolsnewsyne lube . . Bessie llsoAl-tbur have rs~joined st lvo oats s world, skioﬂy . ' zlﬁmltmggtlfgr I sixn manniélfs able in sdvuoe._____ V =sgz -__ ' ' 600KB ior reason-spin. -~ mules o! ell-s. semi Oolwrll —-- - —- - . Will ll 1'0 l [,3] ° f. . ' W ‘Q’... 911m rlgmngitslih. M‘ IUIANOI. no” m n; some DAUIIINII , '“"°° , runelclss "into-sir. nth"... i!" an‘: “an: "*- -~ s “We "can: ‘°" " f‘ MSEA“ mlgene s: successiul sppindilipfm Queen Btreetrm be 5-3. llu eaxnreued asprvierenee (or I. i A new, highly concentrated ° I on- His schoolmates and -—-- single-sex schools in grades equi- °"'""° l‘ _ hnsldde, meedmmm o r members oi’ the community cllilﬂNiYllCl. s- vslont to Osslldisn high schools III-Willa"- wmdl-Ivllﬂ rein 50% Y disperse‘ ble ﬁlth‘ mm‘ 5°11" I Ilmdy United h ssh-vies- "d: wt use oo-Odlllstion is "dsslnble ms f n l '”"""' copper. Mixes readily with em __._ 1%“??? sill new m‘ "u" “m” m ' l"'_"l"""°""'°°' water and contains its own “W” °i m‘ "'4 "Fwd!!! P M- Gllﬁil Pfimm- llf- - 1:0 qamiilisuiields‘ o! primer! Ind ,, c»... lllglel , mag, "m, ,,,¢,,;¢k, °'* "W" "l" mom: s ma: or . nsv. r. education ctr-education u . . -. _P 8i 8 well slong despite the backward Constable, mmsm, 5.1.1; to b. pram“... m“ . n" ; lleplewdesyldlldew inglagents. gag-libs storral season. s? .._._ raw“ mm’, m", m, ab. Yosldoloeﬂdeeld 0|.‘ Q08 6n n cove w "—- EUIAL METING “new “ﬂy- o; m. Q“ “gum "t -, . “.55., y...“ container-g" gblytosasd weekutsiidruld see milisitued illilsiorutieii June 4m mw%_ under which educational arms v . . . Mildew lndusedbylheloadlngtom- crop nursed in tlis sesssm o! town. and r. u. mull m} ."'m":,"wmuy” ﬂawle- A Aha swim Dlsolsss merclal growers. Ordsrfroln m‘ h" hm‘- Mwk drivers to st .Keith Msc- "any," m“; b, “Pu-lug gm- (GM Dirmo" Md oﬁa,‘ of u” Royal ymumw simmering Home J you, 10m] dum- o, fl-om “lends of FTMacMthur m’ - ﬁﬂldﬂlt 49-3‘- uld melon Rimes - k .

to

emsossto oh inthehotlroiworsiliplrltnto the Don

“m” charge was ﬁned $50 and costs or o’ “e ﬁnmue ch“ '

his case remanded “V” mun“ d

“DIN schools are provided. There will be clear advantages in placing them side by side or in close proximity make possible joint sot- ivitles and the pursuit oi common

m _..

The 19M act is "only the frame- work oi u reformed national sys- tem oi education" and "local ha;

phhlot says.

e oiiicisl intsn ion.

In nusery schools special atten- tion will be Riven to physical care

- and training in good habits and roucn COURT-At tils Poi- "m "'“"°"

In infants schools oh eel csre is again important on lliltlss must be provided tsi- the y which is the very "breath

personal senior/mum and

the i t‘ active curiosity about the world a-

round them. Methods oi selecting the right type o! secondary education will 111013416 careful éggorda tgd tlse up ‘s progress res s - iiltudes and general oblective in- telgggognee tests during the llmior so course.

The homelnlking aspect of ed- ucation: the wider fields oi’ litera-

in enabling the Company w serve Canadian

essociotienaendssrvisshlufldlan.

Lsvluooc, Esau» - May 31st, I94!

. '7" ‘ ‘ r '

_ Sterling Moore and Doris Gallant,§.. gram :1 ‘tiixillgtaiflgmglnxglg ﬁr; s. Velmln Good. cln he introduced side by side wit 6;“,

formal classroom studies so

Keeley; 2. Arlene Bell, 0st er-‘ inc Waiters; 3. Joyce Gallant.

Honor Roll tor month oi May: ‘mo, m,n¢,_

ture; music and art. and the s-

l

t i l

l

and Creed in unison, roll esll was anrwered with something to be auctioned alter the meeting. Bills were presented and on mo- tion paid. Sick committee reported having visited severe! slot Md brought treat. Red Oroes oom- riittee reported two quilts sent to the Salvation Army. School oom- mittec also gave a report. Correeﬁlondence was rend discuss , thanks and apprecia- tion was extended from several for irult sent them d il , It was decided to gvo quills to Red Cross. Discussion on holding ‘ pantry sale was leit till June meet- ing. It was decided to hold s dance

in the scho .

On motion it was decided from now on to hove the piece oi nest- ing in order o! roll esll.

The following comlllttou ilgapointed. Lmlch, In. Neil

lnnon and am. Katherine erty. School, Mrs Alton New-

Prsnk llclroy. Program

12'." Dosh-

Iorce

his.

reappointed. Deﬂection ior evening . Next meeting to be hold st the hojrlnswoflnhks. Gus Tgemev. roll CB 5i or Gm" boxes. looting cl with God Save the King and a dainty lunch was served.

An suction sole Articles fol- lowed with Mrs. Miciisel Devereeus in her usual jolly manner sctlg u auct nser, the sum oi $6 m re issd.

. Ian o3

Q The attention of members of the Navy, Army and Air Force and all other persons who qualify as Active Service Voters under the _‘ "'- _" - " Ontario Active Sérvice Voting Regulations, 1945, is directed to the

following provisions: - -

oi-s Ii-l. Irwin nusll, Mar-Ijndeyﬂi

citiuns

and industry for the past ninety-four years. ‘It is with conﬁdence that they look joruxlrd to maintaining their

P. l. Exams,

I.

" 1C on I s, ti- Grade r-l. usual?" Wm“ . issbeth 000k’ ert Gregory,

Dru Smseo CH4 Gllidlndlensgev

ndloud

Roderick

-—I lnlllnsnle M Le J Alma voltm- s. v and girls ssh ilnd setnemagl “Y, gwnrglahtgg, Leo ‘Miircliyi. i“ _ mum-o ¢m,,°'§',§,,°ﬂ§f- m or lﬂmh i’! *"°'1°°‘° e vz-l. vanities Buell, Marni s. Alid vlse-ri-lhslpsl. be o! 110mm” ""1? "l i Berry cook; z. Joyce Cole: miner wlulms lesion, Assistant Iammsafalmlm"! 1'" m" Pequot. Edger Wood; a. Leonard may Doyle, “new, ' ll- n a n - Driseoll. ~ ' rniﬁriicﬁor. “"4” *4‘ a“! W“ “if” _'___'__

IIANCI Nil TIAQQQ.‘

Prlno ‘s Deportmentz- Grads IV-l. hur Russell and NEW YQll-ll. Hey I - ( l ._ o x (A)--1. uwu uacnd- Lillian raisins equal; 2. still-lav “we will need st amigo” m; 2. Colleen Gllldli- Gall t; a. Aim Burns, Sl-lirlq tmotors to lawn its lfibllllill Glide x (B)—l. Blair Ivan; a. us sy, uel. ewnomv and orders ier n00 g Stewart wood; a. Hobart Sell. » Grade —l. noodle-Kicker a. moo halve been laced in the us. Grade IX-l. Noreen Qnith and 1m"; uwg. , Inrpgjng ﬁeli, ited States, the oh” q m, “m, Loise Burke. equal: 2. Bhirley equal; l. Pun Gsudet. tuituni Machinery Uvidon o! up Gregory; ‘email-log tAé-lairllgéu 2 Miss Doyle's Ilelm- "HwhlﬂnistrrelAst-ieilltun,“ Ll 9 —- . EB ; .

i snovmcr or oleraluo

losusluill. ELECTION, suns 4th. 194s

n-n-n-iip-n-n-nni-nuin-niiiiueu-Qn-uii-n-uiiiinji

NOTICE

I. Active Sorvles Voters or their hoines.

Active Service Voters who are in their place of ordinary residence on polling day may vote in the manner prescribed by the Election Act for civilian voters, whether or nol their names ore on lho Voters‘ list," _ on taking a declaration (Form 8A) before the deputy returning oﬁcor."

Such voters may vote s: the regular polling place for the voting sub-division in which rllsy reside. '

2. Aellvo Service Voters en leave or lurlough.

Active Service Voters who m absent from their units bot not in their place of ordinary residence, on leave o: furlough, Including such voters on lenn loeveeslndushlellssvoimsy poll their votes with any commissioned elm appointed so sake the votes of Aodvs Service Voters, on producing to such commissioned oﬁcer docu-

‘ memory proof that they are on‘ leave or furlough and provided aim dloy have not already voted in the election.

Such voters apply toﬁho nearest Naval, Military or All

headquarters for information as so the location of the‘

Qonnissionod Olen nearest lo dad: passes address.

Akxe C. M

ems strcnou omcm novslcs or dynamo

To Active Service Voters who are absent from their units