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A§QU§T 7. 1941

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Tribute From Members of Session Ami Trustees

To Mrs, Murchison and family:

We the undersigned members of Session and Trustees. desire to con- vey to you our great sorrow at the passing of Dr. A. J. Murchison, our co-worker for many years hoidln8 for some time the office of Clerk of Sexton and ucretary treasurer o! the Trustee Board. He ably repres- ented the congregation in Presby- tery and Synod, bringing dist-inc- tion to the congregation for h‘: great ability as a Presbyter.

can tell. He was in every sense of the term our leader. We were guid- ed by iiis counsel and looked to film for the carrying out of the many prospects of the church work. In his work as elder and trustee he was untiring and faithful. He al- ways could be depended upon for the advancement of the cause o! Christ arid the interest of nu Kingdom.

We have lost a wise counsellor and we are conscious of what a blank the sudden promotion of such an earnest soul means. He sharcd our burdens and problems with an

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unfalling sympathy and undev- standing.

We will miss him in many WBYi especially 1n the public worship of the sanctuary ivliciv he so devout- ly joined in the services an example to all.

In those days when a sptrit of ir- reverence seems t0 be abroad-with deep humility he consecrated his whole being spirit. soul, and body to his Lord mid Master-

We extend to you our deepest sympathy in your great lose and would commit you to ilre God oi all consolation and comfort, whose providencos‘ although mvsterioiis. works for our gOOCI, and whose care is unfairng, for underneath are the Everlasting Arms.

T, W. Goodwill, Moderator. James Livingston. For Elders Hugh J. McLean. For Trustees. Clyde River, April 13th, i941.

RENOVATION REQUIRES MUCH . CARE

Before going too far in altera- tions to an old house, it. is wise to examine carefully its structre to make sure that it is in sound con- dition, Otherwise when the work of re-zirranging the interior layout gets well under way so much un- foreseen work will have to be done that the cost will amount alarm- ingly.

The first place to lcok for decay is in the sills that rest on the foundations. 1f they are sound, it is safe to assui-ne that the balance of the frame is sound.

when you are reasonably satis- fied that there is little danger from this source look at the outside trim where it comes near theearth and around the eaves, particularly where the gutters and downspouts are located.

Sometimes when gutters have been kept clean or they have rotted the concentration of water on iso- lated parts of the trim will cause it to rot. too.

If this rotting has been allowed to go too far, it may have pene- trated even to the frame. Needless to say. all rotten wzcd should be removed and replaced to prevent the spread‘ of the rotting.

Another point of danger is in the chimney. This should be carefully examined to see that there are no cracks or open paints or loose bricks. 1f there are any indications of weaknesses, the chimney shruld be rebuilt, and in rebuilding it would be well t.o install flue linings.

The roof is another place to look for poSsibIc deterioration. Wood shingles will not last forever, slats and tile and composition shingles may have broken lcose. or pa-per or felt shingles may have reached the point where they must be replaced.

lic musical westerns. is scheduled to! open today at. _the Capitol Theatre. |

Fashioned with the usual robust ingenuity of all Autry plots. it has to do with the tribulations of Gene as a youthful rancher in a valley, facing flood devastation unless i'e-, forcstation is ridopied by the Went- worth Lumber Company. j

Unable to make much headwayi with the lumber camp foreman,‘ Gene and his pal. Frog Millhousc -—

We feel his loss more than words .

1r! All. RIGHT- | sent him down to get Quaker Puffod Wheel and Quaker Pulfed Rico

_ FLIER LOSES LIFE ScrgL-Pilot William Snell, native of Honeywood, Duflerin county, W35 killed In a flying aoci- dent overseas recently, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Snell, have been advised. He enlisted in the

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Common Pests and Ways to Destroy Them

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No. ‘i THE FLEA, AN INSECT OF HISTORIC IMPORTANCE

"A certain amount of fleas”, ob- served David Harum, "is good for a dog. They keep hLrn from broodin' about beiii' a dog". Nevertheless, fleas may present a serious problem if there are dogs or cats in the home. They have a tendency to quit their hosts from time to time, becoming abundant in rugs and furniture. in cracks. in floors and in basements. Only the adult fleas bite. Their bites cause serious annoyance and pain.

Fleas undergo a complete meta- morphosis during their life span. The young are worm-like creatures and if seen are rarely recognized as a stage in the life cycle of fleas. The eggs, white and relatively large are disposed on the back of one animal host, in bedding or in dust or dirt, in cracks in the floor. Hem the egg a small, white worm dike larvac emerges t0 food on lint, dried blood and shed animal hairs and grow to about. one-fourth oi an inch long within a period of one to five weeks. The full-grown larva forms a small oval cocoon and from that state passes to adult- hood.

A generation of fleas require from two to three weeks to as many months to mature, varying with the conditions. For this reason, houses closetffor some time have been found overrun on the return of the occupants after a lengthy absence.

Control of fleas calls for pronip’. attention to both animals and the infested premises. Spray kennels

AWL UNCHES Was It iiiontelli? Served. During B,

Exhibition Week

at the restaurant under Grand Stand

LESLIE GABGILL

“What we 801M t0 do about it

I“ “Id °f Tonks demanded. ‘Throw a. par Charlottetown sxfuholltl awestr- m u‘ - " e’re mov o ." HMPMI fwifi de iriiv and dame?"

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I Morrell

Entertainment ' mum m: little speech. It would no do to of-

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completed and. many of the hand- door remained tinatelv closed. ifilhéfiié°iii'é"slilieiiilfiw”fi rill hllititid; "i1...°°..“°°,,,""“"t_i$°§ ve ou ,

the Bingo and other games will be Rhere was fevgfflh activity within. competed for this evening. ‘rhurs- “Qgmg on, 19y; my urggd T5539,-

day. The entertainment will beiln at, '1' n35, what, u; g d 1 if fish?‘ dctoclk standard tlmo- 0n of... was to vigeuno isfifiriiiinlfre. ay ere

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and they'll find out what's oo "Say. that‘; my Job.’ pleaded Tr

5811‘ Tonks. his index finger a.l.re

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“That's right." Lofty confirmed. "Scrum."

"You can hardly see them fur diust." Jerry chuckled. “How do you think you're going get away? Probably the place is surrounded."

"Search mo. We're all used to malt-ink I quick getaway. Now shut your trip I gotta think fast."

The bell clanged more imperative-

"Upstalre. you two." Mullings ‘in structed. "Get to the window over the door and call down that you'll open up in a minute. And no funny Xbaiiness. I'll be right behind with a

_ They weren't sure whether to be- lieve the threat. but. there was noth- ing else for it except obey.

"We're almost out of it," Jerry ex- ted as they raced along the land- the room he closed the

a heavy chair under the knob. Sergeant Mitton and Constable Hill were disconoerted to hear a hail

was an immense crowd at Morrell and it is eiapectied that an even bigger crowd will be there this evening. The street dance on the pavement will be a. feature Thursday evening.

ALEXANDRA WOMENS INSTITUTE

The July meeting was held at the home oi Mrs. Angus Beaton with eight members and three visi- tors present. The meeting opened with the Ode followed by the Creed in unison. Roll call was responded to by "A Canadian town and what ‘noted for". Planning for program

for District Convention, Bills pre- I sented and paicl. Reports from oom- l miitees. l Mr. _Noreen Brchaut gave a very

interesting report of the Annual

Czrivention. Lunch Committee for August meeting Mrs. Ernest Mac- Cnbe. Mrs. Iiester Benton. Mrs. Vonoe MacKinnon. Meeting to be field at the home of Mrs. Nat Mac- Kiiinoii. The meeting was then |hnndo<i over to the program Corn- mittee and the rest of the evening was spent in games and story tell- ing in Mitch our visitors were a. great aset. Rcll call for August‘ "Where you met your husband and under iviial. circumstances". Collec- tian 60 cts.

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above their heads. "Be careful.’ the voice ed. . "They've all got re- volvers"

"And who might they be?"

“flour American gangsters. We've imprisoned here."

"You Mr. and Mk5. O'Hara?"

"Never mind that now. Are you

armed?

"Firearms. air? N0. sir. Not per- ntitted to carry them " ‘fifteen you'd better keep under

cover. P. C. Hill drew "'I‘hem'a them." he "Balmy as badgers." "I can see that for myself. Leave me to handle this here case in my own way. Where.’ he yelled. raLsing his voice to a hoarse bellow. "are

of them have consumed- cleared off. The other told us he ms keeping on guard and will shoot on the slightest provocation. watt! I'll try and find out if he was speaking the truth."

AWHEEL AND AWAY Cautiously withdrawing the char. Jerry peered out. called "Lofty" and

anyone else in the house but Fill himself.

Warily. he proceeded to the door, unbolted it and admitted the offic- 8T5.

"I understand." said stiffly, "that there are four un- registered’ aliens employed on these prean '

Jerry almost collapsed at this im- expected anti-climax. "It is no taut-thins! matter. air " "Poor young gentleman isn't res- ponsible, sergeant." P. C. I-Iill

has arrived safely in Britain after and a speedy Atlantic crossing. It will join the Canadian Corps, now one of the most powerful military for- mations in Britain.

Mur thing fishy was happening here?" Jerry asked.

sir. We called to inquire about the Americans."

"And I told you they were making a run for it. By this time they ought to be well away from this neighbourhood. When you've finish- ed beating about the bush it will be too late. You've got to get a message through to Superintendent Clew- thers of Scotland Yard."

Mention of Clewthers‘ name acted like magic. Mitton received it with a deference that only stopped ehvri- 0!

stendi at the salute "Friend of I yours. s r?" he inquired | "He knows all about ine-ue Tel

l him—No. never mind. Miereisi the nearest telephone?"

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possible exception that ' uni-dad it as a come down from his i habitual choice of high-powered ‘ cars.

"Lummei" Constable Hill remark- - ed with bated breath, "they've I pinched our grids. Mr. O'Hara. was right criminals."

"And mv name isn't, O'Hara." Jerry interpcsed. "I wish you would make a sDCCIZII note of that."

ret oiirself. did you say?"

orted darkly. "What do you cull

.7. the crettowardsth stairs. Hts ' -. » . _ < . .. Under the command of Maior- iyrogrn esspwas unobstrtfitte¢m Not a c‘1m“°° m“ Cl‘“‘°‘°°' Gen. C. B. Price (ABOVE). a seo- sound came to suggest there was you tion_or the 3rd Canadian Division se --Auas y, me WONL

doesn't happen to tit. It was Dago Manuel who adopted it, not I." "Who's lic?"

that

"Leader of b oi them as got away on oui “N0. a fifth member of the Rang.

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lspered- vyitli constabulary bicyclesigghi-‘h ‘the. who didn't happen to be on tlii

Tliev certainly are desperate this out."

The scrgcnnt sniffed, "There's a you where 1' can keep a proper eyt lot of notes I'm going to make.’ iie on vou." .

"Igiltili Going under an alibi, are an alibi-wider an illias." And that; waters. "I'm sure you haven't." at"

LEASANT TASTE

premises at the moment of your oo- portune arrival."

“This liere looks terribly suspic- ious w me. Anything “you say ma! be used in evidence a: nst you. I'm afraid you'll both have to step along to the station while we sons

"What about m telephone cill?" “You can d0 it rom there. I don‘! rightly know what's being going on but I'll feel easier with the pair oi

“lend 0n Maodllffi" _ "Mitton is the name, sir. I haveni got no call to g0 hiding mrscltiinder

Elise tried to pour oil on troubled

said sweetly.

The sergeant drew himself uit with awful maiesty. "We don: want no snrcasticai remarks IIPlIIlPIZTDIIQ announced. "Move along. B19359-

They formed fours and miirclitti of! in brooding silence.

(To be Continued) ' . Jgil

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skdmllld 1011i esu IS Candidates who, having compleed‘ Old Asalis dominated by hi; wiil- p0 p“ . ‘thumb; up" while shaking nds l“ u“ "R- m" 9y “nu”, can

-—-——-- like runs-L and. second Year examIn-iful granddaughter, Billie ent-' ronawmg the manufacture“ "' instead o! turning them in the oh Rh u mdmmm;

Ttvrrnto. Ont. Ann-list. ISl.—TIle illlOlla Slloctsbllilly. completed the‘ worth. who imagines herself to be in °°mm°nd°'l'l°m m‘ the methw °I other person's hand. In doln this, n h" m?‘ t new m“ ' IJII’ Umlti-n Association of LililU Xtidl‘ bXMlllilnLibll in l94l,'IOV9 with Larry Dew. ruthless geii- flPPlWfll-lim- If the Pet’! W" and the two "thumbs up" for a "I", as onntnq- “a Mum“ “you tainiiin liiiiitimi- n- nsnngny 1.1m = niid who uunliiy iii all other fcs- eral manager of the Wentworth nose are carefully protected when illustrated here. I31 t yelt? instlthelew" Ezjsniihnninni of lilo Institute ethic-us. as iuOllllGd pv the Associa-llumber interests. Asa. does not sin-applying this remedy m, “m “ma; fie a lclowhfun a

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In Cunnwpm “m, 9...... "xamin. t abihicosiizlcifiihliligg' who use the hliisrenstidhheillhhelhilbshihljfiicggngg creolin to a gallon of water. The fumgated with hydrocyante gee a pedal machine bulltufor ‘time! Mr]. attoiis Cl7llli)lf‘il(‘ll.'~.‘.i.' cxzcnsinn i c. L. U designation have Qemgn- an einbcraie D10; to outgmm-g, Drew linlmll 5110195 b6 mlllllfll dllflnl! under the supervision of u pro- HOW" ‘We Fggmayouwv no‘, courses arc (‘Oiilillrivti tiv tlio n- 4 nnfiilfil bv nxaniiiiaiicn their know! and. his henchmen. this operation to pref/fill? "8 iivklnz fessional control operator. b5" “u!!!” In?“ Tm“ hid the tum of Ctiiirivico Life Unriri-u ,1 ltfllltj u; Lin‘; vanous ohms o; ma‘ "“"" ' ' "' 2:21;?‘ ‘ham. m-Hn“ on

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no. to the insuring DUDilC the niifnest tlic (‘Xllilliil-

type oi ilii: lill.i('l'lVllLll"il{ service.

‘iii .50 Willi. MLilDURll not yet hav- illfiltd iiicir studies, are tol- .0i\iiur Liiroiutli tiie preliininazy COUIaMs‘ and writing the examin- ilil0illi ocrtiiiiiing tiirrcto are dcm- onstrating their anxiety to so Dre- pnic themselves tiizit their clients llllIV do DUSIIICSS with them ivith the uiihusi, confidence.

All members cl the Life Under- wrlicrs Association. whether C. L. U. incnitocrs ul‘ otherwise. subscribe to n iiiizn code oi ethics and are pledg- cd to conuuc. iiieiriscivcs as re.)- rqsc-ntativcs oi the Institution of Lil: lilfitlillil(‘ii'. ilCCDFdlilR to ‘lie iiiuiicst sinnniixis oi ethical ccnctiict. nnd businms practice.

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I $1 szorrnonnno L0<s YIIARLI’. if 1 Hue Your I-‘irrniluro. Rugs. 6 I’ Winirr (Talking. ctr. sprayed f with LARVEA. 1/ f, r/ ij- We hnvt- mnvs in n-i- , (l: ion rniiiiiiiirrs; also n gum! Var-hum Sprayer.

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IN RPIPUBLHYS NEW AUTRY HIT

"Sunset in Wyoming". which is Remb-

the newest of Gene Autry‘:

Protect our family

wiiht is mil: sanitary tissue.

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Every roll contains a full 7§0 snow-white sheets of high!!! quality tissue. Compare this with ordinary tissue values and

pul EDDY'S WHITI SWAN lei

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TI‘! SAILOR!

out upon the stormy ocean,

Wind and waves around us roar;

Hid the tempest’: wild commotion,

WC IN merry ll 0h IIIOPQ-

Qu-gulls stretch their wings above

us. scream their warnings to tho |ky— What cue we for storms or denser? Onward! let the good ship fly-

Dense the mists end clouds they gather. Hide the shoals end reefs from

ght.

We have often faced such weather. Been tl-e ‘ rnpest at its height. Dauntiesii hearts have we and I€'II‘~-