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TODAY ONLY _— COMEDY HIT Claudette COLBERT and Joe McCREA

“The PALM BEACH STORY"

SHOWS 2.30 — 7 -9 — Added Shorts Including Churchill's Visit to Quebec

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3A v5 MEA T !

WARNINGl Make of/ver foods more fe/ﬂPf/ﬂg ,.

OUTLAWS l-h ‘m: as l...» mu s. a’; Wl-fh Kel/oggé cerea/s

HEAD FOR (OVER! llm Vi]: RECEIVED WINGS. — Amvnl those who received their wlnll lhﬂ lcornmisslo l‘.

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POLICE CﬂUllTv-At the Police Court yesterday a woman charged with possessing stolen goods was given one year suspended sen-

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.- 59°11 1th his parents. Mr. and gterling Madison, Bedetlowh.

ON HOLIDAY VISIT — Ill’. N0‘;

NOW that meat rationing is here, . it takes special ingenuity to plan meals that ‘will be just as delicious and varied as before. And that's where the wise house- wifeturnstoherpantrysbelfof different Kelloggﬁ cereals. So many available foods can be made

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iati meeting and on his vi y _ , _ _ - _ . l ml: dlexélded to visit his old home. into tempting main-course dishes Panm‘ Ar’ RQRHY - ; Th° ham“ "1 m‘ Y°°“"l°“ “m with Kellogg's . . . and they're Delicious!" 3

‘be spent in Kanslngwn and Suin- merside after which he will leave in about another week.

CONGRATULATIONS — Miss [Teresa Ga%t. daughter o! Mr-

grand, too, for “stretching" meet to make every precious ounce go further.

Save Time, Work, Fuel

.. And of course you’ll want a good on h" puma so “west”, we selection of Kellogg's on hand for regular cereal use. They're always a family favourite at breakfast . . . popular, too, for odd-hour snacks, for kiddies’ lunches or a quick bite at bedtime. Ready-to-eat, you serve them in just 30 seconds . . . no time or fuel wasted in cooking, no pots or pans to wash up.

says BARBARA Q. BROOKS, Director, .' Kellogg's Home » ' ServiceDepattment.

With meat appearing less frequently on your family menu, you'll want new recipes for other main dishes. Try this new way of using dried beans and Kellogg's Corn Flakes to prepare an appetizing dish:

2 cups cooked dried beans I tablespoon catsup Jcups Kellogg's Com Flakes H teaspoon salt

l egg l4’ teaspoon pepper 3 tablespoons ﬁnely 3 tablespoons (at

chopped onion

Partially mash bcans. R011 Corn Flakes into ﬁne crumbs. Combine beans, Corn Flake crumbs, egg, onion, catsup, salt and pepper; mix well. Shape into patties; fry in fat until browned,

.winnlng her complete University Matriculation. Miss Gaudet h“ been a boarder at Notre Dame Convent Mlscouche, for the past ‘three years where she completed ,most successfully the work

lGrade 1X. Grade X and Grade X1- lmlas Gaudet intends continuini he!‘ studies at Saint Diinstarra Univer-

HOMF. FOR BURIAL -- The re- mains of the late Augustus John German son of the late John and

PLUS — CHAPTER I OI GANG BUSTERS Cartoon - This ls 5111"!“ SHOWS ‘L00 AND 8.66 l“

Cowboy Keen/e

f7 featuring RALPH é

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l“ ‘he 555"“! W19 "f "western den train Tuesday evening and M511" “hes the W" 0f a“ “Que” were conveyed to Frank l-lennes- "W"? Mm" 0i ‘he 15W Wh° -l°l"5 sey's Funeral Home where a pri- 5 m“ °l ma" mbbels- on m5 vate funeral will be held Thurs-

, "u H WILLIAMS 111mm - NEWS - “ChurchilPs Visit" _ Disney

Cartoon — OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS — and Sensa- tional Animal Table featurette

'AT THE STAGE DOOR CANTEEN

A M A Z I N G MYSTERY-DRAMA 0m NAZI AlR~ 3h" SPY m nu»: RAF!

Tllflll as c phony Lullwcille ace blazes c: blooci-slnlnctl

frock ol murder and

faithful mount “Prince? he whips through a hall of bullets to an ex- citing climax, bringing the desper- arloes to justice.

moral weakness and ruthlessnsss of n supcrcllious Nazi ace whose arrogance turns to mortal fear ln the incc of danilfl‘. RKO Radio's “Squadron Lender X" provides a VlVld lnszght lnw the mentality of a Nazi ﬁghting

Disclosing the

man.

When brute force no IOnBcr avails. the pilot frantically abund- ons any pretense of honor in a desperate attempt to escape the ever-closing net thrown around him by British Intelligence officers.

Recountlng nn unusually d"; matlc story, "Squadron Leﬂdel‘ X features Eric Portman us the cow- ardly Nazl airman, co-starred with Ann Dvorak as a German girl whose former association with the

“Squadron Leader X”, At Capitol Now l

day morning at 8.45 to St. Dun- stan‘s Basilica thence to RC. Ce- metery. The remains were accomp- anied by his sister Mrs- William J. Melton of Tulsa. Okla

Personals

Miss Gertrude Adams. Sea View. has left on an extended vlsit with ﬁlatlves and friends ln BOStOB.

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“popped." Get several your grocer’s . .

in Londcn, Canada.

MR. THOMAS TRAINOR.

ACl Raymond Jay, of the R. (ll A. F, Ottawa, arrived home last wee; l0 spend a snore leave with his pnrcnus Mr. and Mrs, James B-l Jay, Morcll. |

Sister Mary Martha, of the Staff; of the Charlottetown HOSPHLI spent a short vacation Mlth her mctéier and sister in Bristol list wee .

Mr, J, 1-1. Norton, general ircighti traffic officer for the Clnliﬂlﬂn, National Railways, lvloncum. Whv for the past few clays has been conferring with shippers here. re-

terror under the very . _ ma’: forage“ he‘, ‘g1 play a nmjm- wmed m the mainland today ‘ "h ' ‘ par n e procce ngs. -———_

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n“ IQUKL $0,... I-{enry os-ar Beatrice Vnr- their son Signlm. Arthur MYBYS.‘

lev and David PeellLance Comfort anncuncinE hi5 8°16 arrival ‘directed the feulllfﬂ. with Vivi" “Blami-

Hanbury producing-

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_ _ E 1 M Donald. war___25 Years §i§§‘i§‘..'2“§ps.ii‘ou“ir§ms ive-rin Charlottetown, left Monday m°m'

111g (or Amherst, Nova Bcotlﬂ- 0h

id ‘lth Age Today titans" "storming daughter Dianne, De Sable. P3531-

l Tb Canadian Pres!) ' ' ' Audtigr 110B, isga Egrétlslzneﬁxg; Trllllty ullltﬂd chllmh va-noed ace e n ‘.’l."’°i’.‘i‘.’.‘é.“‘l%.i“‘€;°i.l‘.§2l“‘°" n‘: ““"‘s”‘“’- “"5 ,, , ___ _ _ , - mgvement for the enclrclement cl 7'30 P h1'{;nf"{§,,‘y’§§",‘,f§“§',,,,, _ “°"?.“.¢°Zi‘.§‘““°fltf‘u dfhe "°'"'" "m NRC 0L1 l’ 1 Plin . r‘ u l this ti 1m- s-nd captured the vil age of 9m “aroma: lplgeethiullaw ‘a: Ismail

Board will be 1L Fllll INN"!-

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Chapter 5 - Adventures 0f Smiling Jack and 1oz: m M.“ mmm M 1°" 4" Color Carloon — “TITO’S GUITAR" JOSEEiCUAiVIMcKFNNkI

3 SHOWS DAILY AT 2.30 —- 7 and 8.45

CAPITOL -— NOW PLAYING

§- t . . .___ ~IARLTEST CAMOUFLAGE-

Killed in action. Dlerpe. August ma. R l. P Inserted by the Family e -. a-ie-il.

ander had the clothing of g lnrie numbee; of his fighters spotted with

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We or the first recorded mllita Y)’ “dwiwvﬂase ls credited to . t?" the Great by the Journal ‘M. cw York Botanical Garden thinking that Alexander's soldiers Milli" Purchased e quantity had been pretty well damaged in r M l: for his invasion of Persia fighting the previous day. with lit- ‘ , r C The dry ma have tle op tunity to have their hurts v rom the madder plan-Z’, whose proper-y cared for. This was sup- \ _ lgrsilll used for the red pln- posed to make the Persians careless ll may have tome from attack. en insect found on Asiatic Alexander won the fight. i l

Liberal Convention.

Liberal Nominating Convention ln Bradalbane Hall Saturday, August 21st, 8 dcloek. -

Poll committees meet on Friday evening. Each poll ls entitled to five delegates.

By order,

FRED MacDONALD, President.

,. —i ‘ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - NOVA SCOTIA

FERRY SERVICE

f§VIA woon ISLANDS, P. s. l. - CARIBOU. 1v. s. 3 M. v. “PRINCE NOVA”

l l l l I ‘ “The Connecting Llnk Between These Provinces” l

Special Services

THURS. Orange Hall, Hunter River FRL, Full Gospel Pentecostal Church, Elm Ave.’

Rev. Arthur Copeland and Rev. James Burns will be s nglng and preaching in these services. Good mus al accompaniment.

These services will begin sf. 8 p.in. ‘m’. KLLTRON POST

I (DAILY-SUNDAYS moumlnr

.. s L. rerélrallng Jlllguill the Niaengeotlo-Prlnee Edward’ Island.

Wlll Leave Wood Islands Will Leave Caribou , - u 7-00 a.m. 0.00 enn. ' m :..':. an! 0.00 p.l‘ll. 1.00 ma. and 5.00 mm I , LUNCHES SERVED l NURFHUMHEHLAND FERRIES, LIM/ ' ‘ OIIIIRLOTTITOWN. P. I. l.

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l| in which he was ma. May his . soul rest in peace.

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Another cf our pioneers lias pus- scd to tne Great neycnu in me c-eath oi Thomas Trainer, Mcrcll, cn July 19m, i943.

He was ccnn 1n Fort Augustus 8.’! years age. At ancarly agelic moved

. .. - ntn d‘ tthrcw w.th no talents to iviorell. WllEtl; ﬁticlglggggeéeﬂouze oglvfheqr last

quite a ybung man lic went Maine \\-.2.c he inc. and married

l 11. b l 191:4: in l‘: his wif., Miss Olive Layion. How- 1h“- Plll" ~ m" l’ l‘ - v g . ever, his love for the farm was tco Billy stages was set off todnl bl strong and in ll few years h: rc- ~'__jd'

turned to settle in Morcll. Here tiny reared their large family oi sturdy sons and daughters.

For somg time he filled the pos- itlon or sn-zrifi fcr Kings County and his happy dispcsltion and kindly iavays made friends far and wide. He was always willing to fur- ward any wcrk for the good of the COTTJJlUlhty and hc Will long be om the lccxl gatherings.

In his home. presided over by his kindly wife, everyone was made welcome.

In his last illness he was tender- ly cared fcr by his son Herbert and wife but particularly by his grand- son John who was always his par- ticular favorite. His wife predec- eased £11m five years gnu.

He was often visited during his illness by his pastor. Rev. P. Mc- Kenna and also by Rev. L. Land- rigan o! St. Peters who adminis- tered the last rltes of the Church.

His funeral which was largely attended was held from St. Law- rence Ghurm on July 22nd. One feature of this funeral is worthy of mention. l-fls seven sons scatt- ered over the United States and Canada, all returned in time to re- ceive their father's last blessing and to lay his remains tenderly in his final resting place, six of them acting as pallbearers, and the sev- enth driving the hearse. one daughter Agnes and two daughters in law, Mrs. William ‘ri-alnor and Mrs. Alphonsus ‘Trainer also reached home before his death.

He leaves to mourn the loss of a kind and indulgent father, two dlﬂchters, Agnes, Mrs. George Au- dﬂtl. Attleboro. Mass; Jennie. Mrs. John Mclnnis, Worster Mass; John, Worsber, Mass; Blll, Ux. bridge. Mass: mils, North u;- hﬂﬁe. Mass; Alphonsus, Attia- bom, Mass; Herbert on the home- stead: F-BY of Charlottetown and Henry of Halifax. Also one sister. Mrs. Sarah Brady, Attleboro, Mass; one brother, Mike of Portland,

hie, and many grandchildren and ﬂeet grandchildren.

Th9 numerous Mess Cards and “N!!!” Bl’ yrllpefhy received were a silent token of the esteem

__*___i___ MONTAGUE MEMORIAL ITIGII SCHOOL EXAMS

n. fli l the inﬁrm. iii creisraneiﬁhllllttlorﬂ

re ccessful.

n“ order of merit. All nibiects : n:

Kenneth MacLai-en, nrudenelle: Shirley MaoGi-egor, Montague:

Al Six subjects written: John Boyce, Georgetown; Albert Hobbs, Georgetown. ll. F. LANDRY. BA. Teacher. Grade XI will open on Sevltm- ber 1st, 1943. Any sludents desiring to attend. kindly notifv the Teacher or J. E. Fraser, secretary of Trus- tees as soon 1i l"

. and be sure always to ask for Kellogg's! Made

IN MEMORIAM Drive May Be

kinds at

lima beans may be used. -'

TRY THE OTHER KELLOGG FAVOURITES- ALI. IRAN, KRUMBLES AND THE VARIETY PACKAGE

l . navy secretary Frank _ talking.

No news ls gcocl news,“ he snidl His reply then was a grin a when asked why there has been no the conﬂuent, 51mm, news, hﬁvy YBPQrt since July 30 0:1 cper-l Knox spoke with oblvlous I!

t ﬂilills against Kiska Island in the liflcctlon of the heavy attrition! on Aleuilahi _ , ‘ii ejalcceable German U-boat pl Knox first turned ﬂsldc MESS 30211121, which he called even 1M silence about Klska with n nurzcs- unl submarines, Nazi submsri lion that the weather cvulcl l1 c =05 in combat and from All! closed in and stopped apcrutmrn b nblng Q1 prodrwtlon comes l:

flier which might stop bombr-g l‘ Germans must be hﬂVlﬂl planes need not affect the 5111'.’ replacements from I881 ' ‘ . pozzndin added lhnt there is no 11191"

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confezcnce questions on the long important than destruction of as WASHINGTOR Aug. 17_(AP,_ Reporters reminded him that Wcn- l» nc so heavy. Knox .cnt at hand for an HD0119!"

lnotliolcl on the Amcfciin elf‘? I

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Hot. randy atol area about 1s. m

OVIETNUSSIAﬁ/MIAT- V‘ y’ manor-law's» .1“ l ’ ..= ATTWiiEm

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Mere dots on the map of the Pacific, these islands. bombers seven times Yanks in New Georgia m loom large in the war strategy leading in the even-l cleaning uut the last Jiip petitions at Bairoko sfu ma] defeat, of Japan. Each has its place ln the Allledl victory at Munds, and Vila is next on the attack lis land-sea-air attack picture. Paramushlru, Jsp bass in! "the big enemy nnnl-air base at Truk is s future c! the Kurlles, has been bombed twice, while Kicks, the' jsctlve, while p:s£tl:ns ln the Rabsul area have bee enemy's last foothold in the Alcutians. has been mequcntly attacked by MicArthurs airmen. Bougei: shelled end bomiwd repeatedly in a pregide to in-i ville, next bis! island in the Sclcmons, is a potentls

as possible. . - will teach again this veer.

vsslon. Wake has been raided by Nevy and Army‘ invasion target Jbp "liscs in this ares have undes lone many raids.

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