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CANADA

PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT

And it is hercby ordered that a

true copy hereof be forthwith pub- lished in some newspaper published ;in Charlottetown aforesaid once in

Th0 21" d"? 0i July A- D» 1947-‘ each week for at least four consecu-

‘III TB ESUNQ 0i GEORGE ED-I tlve weeks from the date hereof and WARD ROBINSON» Iﬂib‘ "I Ch"- I that a true copy hereof be forth- lottetowndn Queens County In theI with paoted In the following public

said Province, Retired University

places respectively, namely. in the

PNIIIWI- llwﬂﬂllﬁ. 116511741» fumwr- hail of the Court House. in Char- I! 0| Vlnmll"? Ill “It Prﬂvinﬂa 0i, lottetown aforesaid, at or near the

British Columbia;

I Royal Bank of Canada in Charlotte-

To the 5119f"! o! "It Gill-WW "l, town aforesaid, and at or near the Queens County or any Constable or Bank of Nova 5a,"! h, Chum-ﬂak literate person within said Countyw, town aforcsaid, so that all persons

GREETING:

wnirneas upon reading the otition on file of William E. Bentley of Charlottetown aforesald.I

Barrloter-at-Laiv, the Executor of

iinterested in Iaforesaid may have due notice ‘ thereof.

tho said Estate as

WITNESS His Hon-our Harold

|Lconard Palmer, Judge of the said Probate (‘ourt at Charlottetown in

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OONPIDERATION IJII II I UIANCI.

AT YOUR SERVICE Arnfl-Il Oosi Compny. Phone 240B.

RANKING DRUG STORE WILL remain closed until further noticol on account of the death of Mr, Thomas Malone.

BY Alli. to Montreal and Boston in about three hours. Phone Mari.- ’ time Central Airways 2061 or 540.

TO NEW GLASGOW in 25 mm. I utes via Maritime Central Airways twice duly. Pcons 2081 or 54o, MEN'S BALBRIGGAN Oolnbin. ation underwear, short sleeves,

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News - Adventure "HOMES FOR ALL"

ed by the Chief Camper. Miss Helen Sheiioon of O‘Leary, and was enriched by the contributions cl the Music and Choral Speaking Group and by a solo beautifully rendered by Miss Pearle Burns of Charlottetown.

Other high-lights of the included a Chinese supper.

Camp which

was supervised by Miss Hockin, and

for which the Cainpcraft Group made chop-sticks; "Topsey-Turvay Day"; an old-fashioned "Sunday

School Picnic" on the shore; and the closing Camp-fire programme which Included the presentation of

a Chinese piaylet by the World

Friendship Group, the reading of‘ the "Camp Paper". and a candle‘ ‘ lighting service. The girls entered whole-heartedly into all activities oi the proramme and proved on

"Topsey-Turvey Day"

that they

were not only good campers out

potential leaders, as well,

for on

the above named Estate prayingi _

that a citation may be issued forl gfsi°:;o§"“::a-te':° d" a" "l" I "115 gﬂiéhihe Camp Eﬁecutlve a»- Lhe purpose hereinafter set forthii c ‘ $1"? ed 755111005110? I-IiBSnOI ‘BIN! You are therefore ‘hereby; seguizzdi By the Court slxitfgzlyﬂllsy i961‘! erfdlotuthe: :3 _ lnitell nerese n e I- ~

sol; E8illtgeblzogi3 and appear be-I (SGD.) E. MARGARET PALMER, ‘they W819 Still hBPPY. but very fore the Judge present at a Probate i Registrar. tired.

Court to be. held in the Court House; (L. S.) I The 05PM’ 851110500979 0f i-hi

in Charlottetown in Queens County,‘ In the said Province. on Friday the; ﬁfth day of September next com- lng, at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the some day to shew‘ cause if any they can Why "l" 5°", mun-ts of the said Estate should not I be passed and the Estate closed as, prayed for in said petition and on, motion of William E. Bentley- E!q'Y| Proctor for said Petitioner.

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INFORMATION oo-3oo<a>oo§»oo@co<s~ﬁ I

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lilctivities at Augustine

00'.) Girls Iiamp

1n spite of showery weather, Visi- tor‘s Day at Augustine Cove Girls’ Camp, Sunday, July 27th., brought. many friends of the campers and leaders to the camp-site. The guests remained for the Worship service held in the dining-hall at 4 o'clock, at which Miss Katherine Hockin, a missionary of the Unit- ed Church of Canada on furlough from West China, was the speaker. Miss Hot-kins interesting and chal- lenging address centred around the theme or "one-talented" people who not buried their talents but had uscd them in the service of Christ and His Kingdom. The ser- vice was conducted by the Camp Director, Miss Jean Swan, assist-

-Contoct—- QUICKIES

By Ken Reynolds

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Camp was enhanced by the high

quality of the meals served three ti a day by the two excellent

and Mrs. Ritchie Cameron assisted by Miss Vclma Wadman. On one occasion each Camper picked a cup of blueberries, which were in plentiful supply near the Camp. Their reward came the next day in the tor-m of a delicious hlueberiy pudding.

The Camp officially closed on Friday evening. August lst. follow- ing the campfire programme, and 83 of Prince Edward Island's fin- est zirls once again bade farewell to the beautiful campus on which they had spent 10 very happy days.

LONDON - (CPI _ Dr. KO. Gray ni Toronto. who ntvrdcrl the Juno cunfcrences of Inﬂrrnntional Academy of Lmal and Social {Vind- icinc, s remvining In Britain to cnlicct information about British health service plans.

I church but service will be held in I St. Peters Cathedral at 7.00 P.M.

71165 camp cooks. Mrs. Willard Wadman .

knee length, $1.35 per suit. Hen- derson st Cudmore.

MEN's BALBRIGGAN Combim slion underyvear, short sleeves, knee length, $1.05 per suit. Hen- derson & Cudmore.

I I U ws-r ARRIVED-Two only let- ter size “Pi-estﬁnia" steel filing cabinets, 4 ‘drawers. Very attract-I IIVO in silver grey. Hoimans. ' Charlottetown. I I I I

CANTEEN FACILITIES at the Clover Club will be open to the Public Morning. Afternoon and EVQIIIHB durins Old Home Week for Light Meals and Lunches.

EAT AT THE Clover Olub Can- teen when visiting Charlottetown Old Home Week Light Meals and Lunches will be served from 5:30 A.M. until 10:30 PM.

I AVOID THE BUSH on race ' day. Get your season's ticket for Old Home Week at all drug stores _ tnd Milton Bell's, Charlottetown; l J. Maborfs, Montague; E. Foley's, Bummerside. Price $3.75.

THE MANAGEMENT of Dalvay- lay-the Sea. regrets that owing to shortage in staff, the hotel -wili not be serving transient meals during Old Home Week from Aug- ust 11th to 16th inclusive.

CORNWALL United Church ser- vices Sunday. Aug. 10; Cornwall 11 a.m., also Sunday School. New», Dominic/n 3 p.m.; Kingston 7.30 p.|

, m. Rev. Cinrk MacDonald willI conduct all services.

THE PRESBYTIIRIAN CHURCH Murray Harbour North and Pet- ers Road. Special Re-opening Services at Murray Harbour North on Sunday, August 10th at 11:00I A. M. and 7:30 PM. Peter's Road ‘ at 2:30 om. The Minister is Rev.

, Charles D. Henderson. B.A,

ST. PAUL'S Anglican Church Sunday. August 10th, 1047. Tenth Sunday after Trinity. 8.30 A.M., Holy Communion; 11.00 A. M, Morning Prayer and sermon. Preacher. Rel. W. W. Clarkson. Rector of st. Mark's Anglican Church. Halifax, N. S. Subject: “A Personal Experience." During the month of August there will be no evening service at St. Paul's

All members are invited to attend. Everybody welcome.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH-Dur-

; zng the absence in Europe of the minister of this congregation. the

Rev. J. M. Davison. B.D., services

are being carried on by the Rev.

IProfessQr Evan M. Whiddﬂﬂ 0i {Acadia University. Morning wor- k ship at 11 A.M. will be conducted by Rev. Proiessor Whidden with

sermon "The Cross and the Kins- dom."~ Mr. Raoul Reymond will sing a selected solo. The Primary and Beginners Classes will meet in the lower hall during, morning worship. Evening Worship will be Iconducted by the Rev. Professor

Whidden with sermon "The Trad- tr in the Sanctuary." Miss Helen Dewar willising a selected solo.| The music of the day will be dir-l ccied by Miss Helen Stewart, A.T.I CM. organist and director of‘ choir. You are cordially welcomed lo participate in the services oil worship at the Baptist Church to- marrow,

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In loving memory of my dear mother, Mrs. James Chsppeii who departed this life August 9, 1945. 10a can only have one mother Patient kind and true.

No other friend in all the world Will be as true to you.

I‘or all her loving “indness

She asks nothing in return.

lf all the world deserts you

To your mother you can turn. Most everyone in life we find Can he replaced by another.

But no one in this whole wide

world

Can ever replace your mother.

Lovlngly remembered by son. Tom, Hssel and Family.

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In loving memory of my dear father, Mr. Robert Silliphant who departed this ilfa August 9. i046.

A token of love and ietnembr-uw To s father l shall never forget; Ills memory to mmls s treasure, His going s lifetime of regret. lmertod by his son assnuoL

'ior. Rev. Donald Campbell.

The little community of French River and surrounding districts were b “ ‘- and “ " on the morning of May 2nd, i047. on hearing of the sudden and un- timely death of Ralph Stewart iliacLeod, one oi’ the four ﬁsher- men iost while lobster fishing out of New London Harbor.

The deceased was born at French River, P. 21.1., June 9th, i010, the son of Capt. Wallace and the late Amalia Stewart MacLeod.

Ho will be missed in the com- munity but ii» is in the home he will be most sorely missed. for he left to mourn a sorrowing widow. nee Ellen Found of Long River, and three children, Barbara. Clay- ton. and Beryl, who will ever cherish the fond memory of a lov-

Vlng husband and father.

Also left to mourn their sudden loss are his lather, Capt. Wallace MacLeod of Summerside, and two sisters, Mrs. Henry Bishop of Sum- inerside. and Mrs. A. B. Walker of Toronto. (Jrnt. The body. res- cued from the sea June 20th, was interned in the Geddie Memorial Cemetery June 30th. -

The funeral which xvas very largely attended, was held from the Geddie Vlemoriai Church. ser- vice being conducted by his pas- Mrs. Harry Underhili presided at the organ and the hymns sung were. "Oh, God our Help in Ages Past". “Crossing tiue Bar", and “God/

‘Moves in a Mysterious Way". ’l"he

solo, “Sunrise Tomorrow" was rendered by Mr. Russel MacKay. The pallbearers were: Willard Stewart, Kenneth Pldgeori. Arch Pirlgeon. Hillard Meek. Sutherland Montgomery, nndjlnllis MncKay. The floral tributes were from:

Wife and family.

Marjorie and Fred and family.

John Found and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pirlgeon and family. Mr_ family.

‘The Fishermen.

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Funeral arrangements were un- der the direction of J. L. Davison of Kensingtorl.

The stately ships so on.

To their haven under the hill;

But oh, for the touch of a van-- lshed hand,

And the sound of a voice that is stilli

and Mrs. Jns. Cousins and

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.....the first atomic tr-mb used c»! the slricllrr area has tech n».

in warfare exploded over this city bum PM mJch "f I"? of 008.000 people, calasinq 300,546 nwged‘ B“ tram,“ Palm ~-u-~- 1- 3.22:; .2 t° PM‘ “P 13-9 Plecei- The b11155 1045. These fhcillfﬁi. nli killed 78.150 people and simply

nodiel. as well as the city. are still scarred two years after Bu ‘EA-bfifigbnliilasﬁlhlt the city. Above, Dr. Koji Takeshima resident surg- on a ros ma Red Crass Hospital. examines results of plastic surg-

ery operation on back of bomb victim who survived.

business district. still s it of

NEA staff PIIOIDZTIIIJIPTS. ro-w Obiltﬁrﬂled 60 per cent or the city.;coritr:isting scenes am; g-fnp o! Li... TimYi APPPWIIYIAIBIY 50 per can: highlights o1 the cl-ty I0(l.'.)‘. I "

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