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—J- S- TAYLOR. Optometrist. Charlottetown. will be at hi5 Alber- ton umce this Saturday. Jilly the 5th. L—992-'i-2-Zi.

-—'.I.‘R.ANSFEB.RED—LA.C. Donald Iadshaw, R.C.A.l‘~‘. who has been stationed at No. 9 Service 'I‘rain- ing School near Summerside has been transierred to Penfield Ridge, N. B.-S.

Personals

_—M_rs, Geoz-gDunning, spring- held, is_a Patient in Prince County liospnat, hummersiae.

Funeral of llon. A. F. Arcenault

A large congregation was present. ln St. Paul's church, SummerM-H yesterday morning to pay its last respects to the late Hon. A. F‘. Arsenault. Solemn Requiem High Mass was sung by. Rt. Rev. Msgr, G. J. MacLeuan. assisted by Rev. N. J. Poirier, deacon: Rev. J. C. MacDonald. sub-deacon; and Rev. T. Butler. master of ceremonies. The Summerside choir was aug- nwntvd by members oi’ the Mis- couehe choir. The following mem- berg of the clerv were present 2n the sanctuary: Revs. W. V. Mac. Donald: J. A. MacDonald; Martin lkionaghan; Urban Giilis; Bennett MacDonald; Lawrence McLeilan: C. J.. L. J. Ayres: Leonard Mo. Korma and M. J. Smith

The order oi’ the funeral siou was as follows: Kni Coumbus. C. M. B. A., L’ Assump- tion societ , honorary pallbearers, active pail arers. Hearse, mourn- ers. members or the band, members oi the Legislature.

The honorary pallbearers were: Mr. JUSIZCC A. C. Saunders, Mr, Justice A. E. Arsenault, Judge D. B. shaw. Heath strong. K.C., J. F. Arnctt, H. J. McPhee. K.C., Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan. Walter MncKcnzie, Murdocc Kennedy. G. Shelton Sharpe. Thos. Wigmore, Dr. A. A. MacDona d, Hon. J. P. Mnclnivre. L. B. MacMillan. The

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$’sidc Trade Board discusses Transportation

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At an important meeting of the Summerslde Board of ‘D-ade, Mon- day night. presided over by the Resident. Mr. A. R Brennan. trans

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Trustees‘ Merit Cards for Guam-ll Proficiency

l. Donald Nicholson. 2. Billie MacIoan. 8. Betty Gav,

PASS LIST

Donald Nicholson, Bull; y". Loan, Betty Gay, Alexander Camp- bell. Pew’ Dflfbl’. May Mollison, Ruth I-Iuestls, Leonard Gallant, Ronald lviacArthur, Roger Cannon, Gerald Dalton, Frank Bel-um, Mae Glover. Margaret Smith, ‘Thane 3881mm Jean Hopklrk, Roger Mur- ray, Wilfred MacArthur, Car Baglole, Shirley MacDonald, Betty Iou Fredenick, Melville Campbell Gerard Gallant, Ernest Arsenault John Gallant, Wayne McLui-c Georsena MacKenzie, Reagh M Kenllfl. Albert Arsenault, Walter Burns, Joseph Murphy. John v1“. cent, Alan Graham,

Grade I- Enid P. MacFarlane.

Trustees’ Merit Cards for General Proficiency

ah Jane lptey, I. Alex Mol- 3. Peggy Preston and Neil r

l. Sar lison, Walke

Pass List

Sarah Jane Estey, Alex Mollison, Peggy, Preston and Neil Walker.

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‘hull-ecu Merit Cards For General Proficiency in Grade ll]

I. Donne Show, 3. Ellen Molli- son, 8- Isabel Howatt.

Peal List (in order of Merit)

Donne Show, Ellen Mollison, Isabel Howatt, Donald Harris, Frances Lecky, Marcellus Mclvor, Charles Perry, Beverley Gay, Ed- ward Msclnnis. Verne Read, Jean Matthew. Stewart Wells. David Estoy, Lewis Wedge. Donald En- man, Bert Messiah, Gussy Arsen- ault. Bobby Gallant, IieRoy Jerrier, Jimmy Richard, Ethel Cahill. Ernest Delghan. Morris Cameron. Loo Perry. Lloyd Stewart, George Smith. Earle Cabill, Gordon Mac- Donald, Bennett Grady, Bertha Huestis, Lloyd Cannon, Gerald Arsenault, Percy MacCormick, io- Roy Gallant, Joan Morrison. Ver- non Gallant, Edward Arsenault, Ruth MacAusland.

Prize List for Grade III —Mary McCardls (Teacher).

y Prize for the most improvement in Grade III. awarded to Bobby Gallant by the Hill Knitting Club.

Prize for the best improvement in writing in Grade III (awarded to Beverley Gay (by teacher).

Pr for ranking fourth for the year's work in Grade III. award- ed to Donald Harris (by teacher).

Henry Gaudet. Adelle Baker. Shir- ley Poole, Joyce Ann MacDonald, Robert Fraser, Reta Smith, Nan ray, Wilfred MacArthur, Carl lant, Dorothy Johnson, Donald Swartman, Grant Chevington, Ruth Cameron, Wanda Simmons, Victor Chaisson, Gordon Cakes. Elton

Robinson gave a very comprehen- sive review of the meeting Charlottetown some few days ago railroad officials and dresses were also delivered

by Messrs. J. LeRoy Holman. Lucas J. F‘ Arnett. Lorne H. C. R. Rogers. S. G. Merriam W. . Bruce and others. The opin ion expressed by all speakers was that additional facilities must be provided without delay to take care of giht, passenger’. . c

the growing fret and automobile traffic Business all kinds to the Island and from the Island is increasing. After the dis- cussion. the

to take the

mit matter up further with the proper aiiAthoritigslnt w“! d m‘ mos cres an orma- Live address on the Tourist business _ was delivered bv Mr. B. Graham Rollers. Supervisor of the Prince Ed- w Island Travel Bureau. Mr. Ste-wart Slme and Mr. Creighton of the Trans-Canada Air Lines in short addresses brouizht tic a .

active pallbearers were: J.

Nfllll’. D. F. MacNeill, Dr. . A. MncPhee. E. J. Gaudet, Elmer Pin- ean and J. E. Dalton

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light man facts regarding air t_r flc throughout the Marltimes and made pec..al reference to Prince Edward Island expressing the that air traffic

to Island would increase greatly Considering the fact that the

View Campbell. & Alfred DeCoste. equal, prince Edwal-d Elmer Perry, Theodore Arsenault, ,

MacAusland, Francis Arsenault, Leonard Clow. Allison Gallant, Alvre Gallant, Lewis DcCoste, Jos- eph Fraser.

Prize awarded by “The Hill Club" for most improvement shown during the year- Nan Pope.

Prize awarded by E. S. Mac- farlane for improvement shown during tlte year —Shlrley Poole.

Grade II — Geraldine Darby (Teacher).

Trustees’ Merit Cards for General Proficiency in Grade II

l. Clarence Perry. 2. Katherine MacFarlane, Junior MacKay; 3. Janus I-Iughson.

Pass List (in order of merit)

Clarence Perry, Katherine Macfar- lane s; Junior MacKay. equal. Janus

Hughson, Wilfred Gallant, Ernest Heckbert, Beth Jenkins. Charles Simpson Garth Toombs, Anne

Dystant. Gerald Enman, Basil

Elmer DesRoches, Maynard Schur-

Grade IV —Ida Dawson.

Trustees’ Merit Cards for General Proficiency

1. Inez Peters. 2. Kenneth Arsenault. 3. Russel Arsenault,

Pass List in Order of Merit

Peters, Kenneth Arsen-

Russell Arsenault, Roy Perry, Helen Stright, Joey Schurman. Ruth McLennan, Mary Simmons, Hubert Gallant, Katherine Ramsey, Betty MacKay. Urie Blacquiere. Arnold Arsenault, Ralph Blracqulere, Antoine Gallant, Allan Arsenault, ‘Wendell Glow, Raymond Arsenault, Daley, Ruth Simmons, Alder Wedge. 'Emma Schurman, ‘Ernest Cormier. Jean Simmons. Alfred McDonald, ‘Lowell Phillips, Garnet Watson, ‘Jessie Morrison, ‘Junior Morrison, Douglas I-Iarkness, Joan Anderson, Ernest Arsenault.

Prize for General Proficiency

Inez Peters.

Prizes for Perfect Attendance:

Alfred McDonald.

Kenneth Arsenault.

Prize for Most Improvement, a- warded to Dorothy Daley, by the Hill Knitting Club.

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Trustees Merit Cards For General Proficiency

l. loo McQucid. I. Thelma Mu- Neil. 8. John Smallmen.

Prizes For Perfect Attendance

1. James DesRociie, 2. Louis Blanchard. 3. James Arsennult. 4. Claude Arseneult. c. Ronald Perry.

Prize for greatest improvement. e- warded by Hill Knitting Club. Billie Mcnison, Grade IV.

Prim for General Proficiency, s- warded to Ethel Heckbert.

PASS LIST IN ORDER 0F BENT

Leo MoQuaid, Thelma MscNell, John Smallman, Joyce Brooks. John Gorrili, Layton Schurman, Paula Schurman, Eric Perry. Ethel Heckbert, Billie Nicholson, Hazel Baker, Billie Morrison, Parker Crockett. Frances Waugh. Doraine Snodgren, lirnid MacLeod, Louis Blanchard, John Wedge, Charles Erikson, Junior Waite, Ronald Perry, James Arsenault, James DesRoche, Reagh McInnis, Lloyd Richards, Ralph LeClair, Clarence Arsenault, Fay Enman, Claude Arsenault, Joyce Currie. John Ahearn, Ralph Clough, June Jen- kins, Henry Arsenault, Reggie Clmlgh, Mary May Martin, Albert Vincent, Freddie Peters John Harding.

Grade V —Bertha M- Wood. HTrustees’ Merit Cards for General Proficiency

1. Tanton Landry.

2. Donald Callbeck.

3. Alan Stewart.

Prize for most improvement, don- ated by The Hill Knitting Club — awarded to, Emanuel Gallant.

Prizes for Perfect Attendance

James Callaghan, Alfred Gallant, Billy L-inkletter, D R. Morrison.

Pass List (in order of merit for the year)

Tanton Landry. Donald Callbeck, Alan Stewart. Joan Meikie. Vir- ginia Campbell. Pauline Phillips. Anthony Arsenault. Roy Grant, Ken- neth Honeood. Ivan Sherry. George

Key, Walter Sonier. Emanuel G a ll a n t. George Pope. Al‘ fred Ga llant. James Callag-

han, D R. Morrison. Leo Cass, Manson Dye. Wallace Harding. R0- bert Grady. Mary Pope, Billy Brooks. Billy Linkletter, Leslie Perry. Billv Kinch. Russell Blac- quiere, Earl Huestis. ‘Eric John- ston, ‘Oliver Gallant. Grade V —Anne Green.

Trustees’ Merit Cards For General Proficiency

l Anna Hewitt. 2. Marion Heck- bert, 3. Bobby Gay.

pa” us; (n. Order of Merit For e K the Year) Anna Hewitt, Marion Heckbert.

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ton errill, Norma Ioard, Ellen Morrison Joyce Woodington, Donald McDonald, Eleanor Smith, Donald Doucetto, Gordon Linklettcr. Jose h Gallant. Claude DesRoche, Stan y Deighan, Allan Gallant, l-Ieckbcrt. Dents Dolan, Arnold Pidgeon, Clayton Doucette, Clair White, Windsor Corney, Reggie ‘ltcmpson, Claude Blacquierc. ‘Betty Lou Ellis. Joan Compton, Raymond Clow.

Prizo awarded by the Hill Knitt- ing Club for most. improvement dur- the year. Raymond Qmv.

Prize for improvcment durng the year, Windsor Corney.

Grade VI—Dor0thy Callbeck.

Trustees’ Merit Cards for General Proficiency:

l. Francis Cameron. 2. Robert Romcke- 8. Garfield Gallant.

Pass List (In order cf Merit for the Year)

Francis Cameron. Robert Romckc. Garfield Gallant, Ernest Dcucette. Jean Heckbert, Keith Rogerson, Frank Arsenault, Emma Jane Read, Charles Rogers. Garth Gay, Mary Belle Martin, Ivan McLellan, Regis Callaghan, Urban Cameron, Gor- don Linkletter. Royce Gallant, Claude Woodington. Donald Mac- Phee. Junior Gallant, Ferdinand McKenna, James Schurman, Francis Blacquiere, Leonard Des- Roche. Raymond Arsenault, Edith Squarebriggs, Joseph Razavet.

Prize awarded by "The Hill Knitting Club" for most improve- ment shown during the year — Reels Callaghan.

Prizes awarded by D» Callback for perfect attendance -Francis Cameron, Gordon Linkletter, Frank Arsenault.

Grade VI-Cecil Delaney, B. A. VII-Iighest for Proficiency in Grade

1. Gr“l"am Muttart.

2. Howard MacFarlane.

7i Jwet Baker.

Pass List According To Merit

Annabelle Alien, Alan I/ecky, John MacParlane, Dorothy Ellis, Neil MacLecd, Kenneth Idnklcttcr, Anna Harris. Ester MacLeiian, Basil Prauszht, Nola Whitney Mary Kennedy, Gordon Mac-Kay. Russell Arsenault. Carmen Smith, Aubrey Gallant, Oviidu Arsonaul’. Barbara Currie, Earnest Reid. John Bern- ard. Jimmy Johnson.

Prize awarded bv the “l-Iill Knittlrg Club" to Kenneth Link- letter, for making most improve- fr""'f 4-H»... -|v-.- "M,-

Grade VI E. Tantonb Dept.

lrus erst Merit Cards for General Proficiency:

1. Mary Palmer.

2. Constance Conrod-

3. Shirley McNeill.

Prize for most improvement dur- the year —I~lelen Stewart.

PASS LIST:

Marv Pn‘mer. Constance Conrod. Shirley McNeill. Alex

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laine BDWBcSS, Her- I bic Bell, Roy McKenzie. Cyril Gau- det, Arthur McEwen, Ernest Wil- liams, Laure Peters‘ Helen Stew- art.‘ Milton Molliron.

Gr -Ada ~ Merit Cards for General Pre- _ ficieney

l. Loltha Crue.

I, June Rmnsay- 3. John Ellis

PASS LIST

Leitha Crue. June Ramsay, John Ellis, Dorothy Mllligsn, Edward Perry, Harry Dye, Carol Huesi-lc. Nicholas Gaudet, ‘Blair Johnston, ‘Morton Reed, ‘Napoleon Arsen- ault, ‘James Mountain.

Prize for Mon in: vement during the year. awer ed to Nicholas Gaudet. Grade VIII-Katie MecKay. Merit Cards! for General Pro- f

l. Constance Crue. 2. Kathleen Allen, 3. Gerda Clark.

PASS LIST

Constance Crue, Kathleen Allen, Gerda. Clark, Edward MzoNeill, Ivan Stright, Shirley Smith, Shel- ton Harris, Iois Brooks, Louis Gallant Harry Heclrbert, Gerald MacNeill, ‘Beryle Todd, Jack Mac- Donald, James Macbean.

Prize for Mort Improvement During The Year Awarded To James Mac- Loan.

Grade VIII Evelyn F. Woolner.

Trustees’ Merit Cards For General Proficiency:

LGwyneth Davies.

2. Ruth Toombs.

3. Ernest Arsenault.

Pass List: (In order of Merit)

Gwyneth Davies, Ruth Toombs, Ernest Arsenault, Ira McLeilan, Russell Wells, Barbara Rogers, Al- bert Arsenault. Jack Kelly, Roberta Champion, Edward Praught‘, Stir- ling Squarebriggs, Ruth Small, Lois Mountain.

Prize for Improvement during the year. Ruth Small. Grade IX —D F. Lddstone. Trustees’ Merit Cards for General Proficiency Roberta Gorrili, Grace Romcite. Bobbie Palmer.

Pass List:

Roberta Gorrill, Grace Romcke, Bobbie Palmer, Lowell Allen, Leith Clark, Jimmie Harris, Peter Hard- ing. Marion MacDonald, Betty Magee‘, Vernon Gay. George Walk- er, Vivian Strlght‘. Stewart Mac- Neill‘, Wilson Ramsay‘, Justin Kelly‘, Pauline Clark‘, Shirley Ross, Chester MacDonald, Annie Philip- son‘, Lorne Cobb, Diane Downing‘.

Principal's Dept. Grade x.

Governor - Generals Medal for General Proficiency won by William Durant.

I. O. D. E. prize for essay on "The Britirn Empire and How It Grew" won by Elizabeth Bruce

Prize for highest standing in Gen-

McInpls - eral Profitrencv. presented bl’ Mr

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Thursday Night June 26th All Modern Music by the NEW DOME Band

L. A. All liam Durant. Priu for third 1 Proficiency, presenlJe L. won by Edward

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lliam t, Elizabeth Bruce, Edward Laughlin. Audrey Cham- Dlon. Eileanor Currie. Wendell Call- beck. Richard Merriam Jean Nicholson, Merle Clark. Winners 0f Certificate.

Alban Callaghan, Elizabeth Matbieeon. Shirley Dodds. True- man Stright, Ross Durant, Pres- ton Kelly, Adele Bowness, William Cunningham, Kathleen Jcimson, Grant Mollison, Billy Woodington. Robert. Schurmen. Joyce Bernard Helen Small. Rhetc. Hopgood Augustus O'Brien, Erwin ‘momp- son, Mary Moore, ,

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SOMEWHERE 1N ENGLANQ July l—(CP Cabin-Canadian l0]- dlers overseas today celebrated the Dominion’; 74th birthday in tra- ditional style with a visit of the King to the lst Division highlight- lflg a program of sports events and regimental parties.

His Majesty presented colors to Alberta and New Brunswick lst Division regzments in a colorful and historic ceremony at the tree- encircled parade ground of a fe- mous British guards unit.

Their Majesties had lunch with LL-Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton. Commander in Chief of the Can- adian Corps, and Mai-Gen. G. R Pearkes at lst Division headquart- er»-

They also witnessed 80mg of the sports before leaving amid cheers of thousands of Canadians and tovijxifollc who decorated the streets. their homes and the stadium with bunting for the occasion.

Mrs. Pearkes presented prizes to winners oi sporting events. Ebu! virent to Pte. Tony Williams of Winnipeg who won the 440, 880 and the broad jump and captained the one-mile relay teem,

Mrs. McNaughton presented the corps soccer championship trophy won earlier in the year b Albert- ans from the first ammunl ion com- pany of the RASC. .

Guests who sat in the flag-be- decked stand: included the Earl o! Bessborough, fcnmer Governor General cf Canada, and the Count- ess of Bessboraugh, They also st- tended the mcming ceremony.

Smolensk, railway cen east or Minsk on the main road to In the south the Germans their air force had inter- railway be- a port, and

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i. Kenneth Grant. Julie Meikle (equal); 2. Billie Stewart, s. Paul Schurman.

Pass List (in order of Merit)

Kenneth Grant. Julie Moikle (equal); Billie Stewart, Paul Schur- man, Ira Doucette, Jean Dunn, Claudia Barwise, Neil Linkletter, Diane Dewar. Freddie Cormier. Ron- ald Iieard. Billie sherry, Edward Strong, Cecil Graham, Bennett Arsenault, Albert Gallant, Ogden. Russell Kelly, Desmond Blncquiere, verno Arsenault, Harvey Matthew, Brodie Clark, Robert Gallant, Willard White, A, Ben- nett Arsenault. Walter Martin. Richard Deighan. Neil Sharpe, Earl Watson. Marlon MacLeod. Reggie

Moscow. claimed filmed traffic on the tween Odessa. Black Se Iarnopol in the Ukraine.

Frhere was no confirmation of any of these reports.)

The Germans also claimed to have bombed Murmansk, Russia's mator Arctic port.

The Nazis also c'aimed that Red troops were in flight eastward on toth sides of Lwcw. and that an unstatcd number of Soviet divis- ions were surrounded behind the tmvn itself.

Russian forces surrounded be- tween Bialystok and Minsk have the protection of heavy forts, Ger- man rndio reporters said.

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atediy but just as often had to uht. off counter-attacks, the re- Wllfrs said.