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FRIDAY and SATURDAY

1 c 9 per pair Moore s. WLEOD

MIR-O-KLEER 8 THREAD

This is a surprise bargain. Six hundred pairs of lovely three thrend chiffon stock- ings that we had just about thought we’d never get de- livered . . . but here they are!

KAYSER “Mir - o - Kleer" extra clear, three thread pure silk chiffon, high twist. Silk plaiied foot -—lisle welt.

pure silk leg. colours:- Clarinn, Victory, Iiiberif, Freedom.

‘ u-{Qswwnr

u. .\_ Lee-l-lnflelil Rifle.

containing workshops, in now on tour

trzlvt the interest of young men who are mechanical iy minded. To

ARMY DAY VISITOR- AT CAMP

uui- of the more pleasant {obs for the men at the Lsnsdowno Park Army Camp was showing the viol- l. . . iho use of the equipment. R. T. Patterson is seen here instructing an interested visitor on the use

demonstrate Ehn‘; on ur..._,

A

F ilrlierlng is not all "foot slogging" any more. The new Canrdlnn Active Army has many thins: to nt-

lnesstcrn (Jnnnda. The picture shows interested prospccdveire-i cruils in Kemptvllle, 0nt., Inspecting the interior of an army transport mschlne shon.

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MINUTE MINIATURES

BRIEF BACKGROUND IN THE (‘WFFF-"I 0F CANADA'S cu». TAINS IN WAR

HUGH DAY SCULLY Chairman, Wartime Industries Control Board

Hugh Day Scuidy takes his slogan for today from the words of Wins- ton Churchill -"Flrst, win ilie war, and don't take your eyes off that Job looking {or ahead tcrward where are going afterward.” He is well aware, however, that the machinery he is creating end caus- ing to function today may have a vastly important and effective

THEA TRE 143%‘: oliiiiins s...

no: cos 0 I I5 I I Pl Y N I ‘Ell’ |INIIII I EITHER Ill-TON J IIICIIOLAI IIOTNIII I ‘EN CIITIR

ontague, Fri. 11th Montague, Sat. 12th

is O

__T_HE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Ch Eishb. Sunday evenlniz. 7.30. L-

arrived at tho

. G. I. T Service in iihe New Glas- lzow Church on Sundav at 7.30 P. M. Geo. W. Tiiley. Minister

LI-zn-r-ii-ii. HAMPTON ummn cusuo Services Smid J 13mm»:

on follows: Boxishaw A. M. ADDin Rodd. 3 P, M. Hanmwn 7.30 P M. At the evenmlz service Ivliss allbeck, issionnry from Japan will speak and there will be special singing.

SOURIS — MON. 14th

The Central Guardian

' This column ls reserved Ior news ot

loos] interest, but sdvertlsing o! s newsy nature may be Inserted l! 6 cents s word. strictly pay- sble tn advance.

CONFEDERATION L . ANCE. ‘FE CRASWELL for Photographs,

IT'S A LEGION DANCE-Arm- ouries. Wednesday, July 10m, Ad- mission 35 cents, Everybody welcome. L-l86-7-B-(ll.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SER- VICES. Sunday. July 13th. Mount

plnee in the Canada of tomorrow.

has been given the special wartime 1 post oi’ Controller of Steel and Chairman of the Board of Con»

v _ Stewart 11 A M Mr. scully. Commissioner of Cus- !Lorcl's Supper. _ iolns iii the Dominion Government, lMarsiifield 7.30 P. M. Mount Stevurt Preparatory Serviw

1th. 7 P. M.

. Sacrament cf the Hiillliield 3 P. M

P716111)’. J 111V L-2li6-7-l 1 -ii.

‘—‘

9- Charlottetown Mule Octette at even-

There will also be a service at Vic- toria. at 11 A. M. and st. DaSalble at P. M. L-278-7-ll-1i. THE UNITED CHURCH 0F CANADA. Hunter River Pastoral Charge: Services will be held on Sunday, Julv 13, 11.00 A. M. School and

P M Pl te th chains; in th .. . ease no

hour of these services. Hlllltgl’ Rive; 7.30 P. M. Rev. Lewis M. Murray Minister. L-286-7-1l-1i

CHARGE. -- oes on Sunday, July 13th: Cornwall: B. S. 10 A M. Services 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M

int: service. Kingston: Orange Iioclce Parade and service 3 P. M. Speaker; Rev. J. A. Nicholson. New Domin- ion: S. S. ll A M. Service 7.30 PM. Rev. E. R. Woodside. lvilnister.

L-276-7-l1-ll.

THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE oi the Prince Edward Island Lay A5- sceloilon of the United Church in Canada will be held rn Wlnsloe North United Church on Jilly 16th Morniiuz session 10.00 A. M. Aller- llODll Session 2.00 P. M. Evening Ses- sion 7.30 P. M. A program that will strengthen and inspire vou is being

i souo ssnvrcs Cornwall united] urch bv Charlottetown Male Julv 1am.

281-7 11

NEW EVENING DEESSPES lust L-ZBS-‘ii-elll-li.

NORTH RIVER BAPTIST uly 13m

CHURCHES Sumiay. J

P0116! Creek 1i A. M. Clyde River 3 P. M. Kiiixston .30 P. M, lls Flora Clark. reoenty tuned m

CORNWALL PASTORAL" ‘

l

2' born and educated in that city in

troilcrs of Industry. Canada thus stepped up to ilte line, m0?’ Iii! phnilnnqe of Nazi dictated warfare. by creating a cclztrsi control of

ting legislation.

to let each industy police Father than attempt rigid restric-

preimred. It ii .lf s? cleruv and lnv (lisllv invited

Brooks. Secretory.

cilnrzze will be represented. by both

is hoped that every

delegates. All are c0."- to attend, W. E. L-254-7-11- .

Sweetens your

i YOU'LL tove us "SPICY" CINNAMON FLAVOR I - - . . . rnr n

MB. AND M118. JOIN Mck HUME. Charlottetown announce

ment of their daughter Mu- ion to Edxar Dockexdotfl, son of Mr. and. Mrs V. H. Dockendoirf! Mount Hope. P. n. 1. MMTIBR! m asks place Almost 2nd at mbeod. Alberto. L-30l-7-11-1i.

APPOINTMENT - Geo.H. onemB A. whorls-sheen mnci of the Rnuleau Hitch Suhoo. Basie. for several years. has been epnoin monies in Con al Oolieltiete Insti- tute. inmMiaJonesi-ssenno! mailer rtJomsuidthsioisMr. Jones o! Hamnzhovn. P. E. I.

WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE. -5ervioeehs\; follows:

REOEIYES

P. M. S. School 2 P. M. Prlxioetown

Road. 7.30 P. M. B. School 8.90 P. M.

Rev. J R. Sidmm. Pastor, L-Btlb-‘I-li-li.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Brownfield Charge. — The Sacrament of the lord's Supper will be observed next lord's Da. at Brooldield. l1 A. M. ry scrvioe Friday 8 P. M. Post Com- munion service 7.30 P. M. Rev. T. W. Goodwill. B. A._ mast Hunter River 3 P M. Sunduy School 2.30 P. M. Auxiliary Hertsville, Wednesday. July 16th. 8 P. M. home of Mrs. Everett Msolieod.

L-266-7-11-1i.

FOR MORE MILK

er of Msnhe- a

' W. A. Nicholson in the B. Ghumh

. . b Wednesday.

‘us: r" To

a o i

it was necessary to book mmd enter

e Am- for Vancou tbenor to be forwarded all relied; Charlottetown

MACDONALD-AMOS — A quiet wedding was solelnnired by Rev. J. Wesley Mem- orial United on Saturday afternoon when Evelyn Btliitficu Amos. o! Moncton. dauirltter of the late Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Amos, oi

.N.B..boca.msthlobridcol .

is in

the zroom is en em- ployee of the C. N. Railways. Prior to her marriage the bride was an

Fieodinlz of green hay brings high. er milk production. says the Cane.- dlun Department of Azrlculture.

employee of the biliinx department oi’ the T. Eaton 00.. Ltd-Moncton

‘war industry and indirectly of all _ l industry that bids fair to prove as strong nmi effective as anytiiinr! ‘I Hitler can evolve in his excessively repellnnt methods. with the essen- ‘ i‘. tiai difference that control of the, ‘i control centre snd direction o! its i‘ l policy remain in the hands of the duly elected representatives oi’ the Canadian people-

Hugh scill-ly is a. Toronto man.

I i I i

, its private and public schools and a i its University. His i

for British iifmS-

The Political Science course at- trscted sculiy at 'Varsity,’lt ivasi ilcurlslrifred a good foundation for law, “I ich he intended t0 tackle; later. In his second year he took;

EATONS

BULK

TEA LB.

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THREE DAYS OF SPECIAESAVINGS ON SALE

RIDAY —— SATURD AY and MONDAY

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the silver Medal, in his third. the i Gold hledal, and in the Iinnl year _ the Fellowship, each of those hon-

ours indicating he stood 10135 l" 1115

clnss. l 0n recommendation of one of his ' p:'of.'s~‘0i's he took his first 995i‘

Bulk

ICING SUGAR

Fresh Roasted PEANUTS, Lb. — -~ _ -_ - - --

Lb. 12c.

2 Lbs.——--——~—

fist 23c

with the Canadian Manufacturers

Association, irhom lie Served a5

Secretary for nine years. In those i days the clvrA. ivas a areal 10W‘ i in Cauncln. its annual meetings and l executives forming virtually a D81‘- l liamcnt of Indusirini15i5. who them‘ i

COFFEE

EATONS SUNGLO

Fresh Ground, Lb. — -- — -—

43” .

selves xvere big personalities, men ' Bulk who hnd pioneered their own bus.- ness and owned them. MACARONL

In 1916 Scully went to Russel‘ Motor Company as SecretnrY BY-d Assistant General Manager, which i gave him direct experience in con-

Eatons White NAPTHA SOAP

Lb. 6c.

4 Lbs- ————-—

Each 4c. 10 For -—-

39c

dltions and problems of industry M war. us his firm was the priflcilml manufacturer in Canada oi time and graze fuses. He became also at director o! Canada CY¢1¢ all“ , Motor Co. Ltd.

ISLAND BRAND

CHICKEN

Boneless 7 Oz. Tin

25°

OXYDOL, Large Pkg.

Eatons Strawberry

SALAD SHRIMPS, 5%

island Chicken SANDWICH SPREAD

3

New Pack

Fancy Keta

Lynn Valley i 15

PEACHES

Lynn Valley 15

| Stewart, Scully and Co. ‘Ltd l mlme into existence in 1922, orizim- . ized by two ex-secretnries o! the C. M. A.. a film of underwriters for small industrialists and construc- tion propositions. Mr. scuily first entered the ser- vice of the Government as Com- missioner of Excise in i932 when The Hon. E. B. Ryvkmen W85 Minister of National Revenue. His present post of Commissioner of customs Ls a "not spot". s tlrln! line job, Continuous eirBMn-i 01 individuals, groups committees iiow through his office, always bringing possible trouble in their wake, their i

SURPRISE $0M’

Each 5c. 10 For

LlPTON'S

object either to make a complaint or seek aconeessionfle is the coun- try's Sentinel" in the field of in-

| Domestic dustry

Shortening

As Chairman of the Board of 0on- troliers of Industry, Mr. Scul-ly nd- l 1 Lb‘ Pkg‘ ministers a clearing house for t 160

common problems. Policy of all is l.»

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NEWPORT FLUFFS 13 Oz. Pkg. — 25c 22 Oz. Pkg. -- 39c

SIIIBIIII POISOI IVY All l IIISEGT IITES '

Uliltllll THE

n: Aimsmlc lmmnu

CA1.

49“

Trimmed

Cooked

Lb.—-——— —-— — —

PORK CHOPS, Lb. — -—

HAM SLICED. Lb- —-— BOLOGONA Sliced, Lb. —

FEARS

JAM With Pectin 2 Lb. Jar------

LOBSTER, s Oz- Tin—--__.__

SALMON l/z Lb. Tin 13c. 2 For --—--

_“'"‘_'"27c 29c

Oz. Tin —- -_ - Oz. Tin 10o. 25g

3 For _. _

29c 25c 27c 21c

Oz. Tin 14c. 2 For - - _

Oz. Tin 11c. 2 For ----

GILCHRIST RICH‘

FRUIT BAKE

CHUCK ROAST BEEF, Cooked n..____ ._ ._ _ 15¢

FRESH PLATE BEEF, . Lb_______ _ _ ___ I41; Jellied RIB ROAST B

EEF, Lb. —-— 32c 59c

Fresh

MEAT LOAF, Lb. -— —-—

OX TONGUE, Lb. -- - FRANKFURTS, Lb. — ——

SALMON, Lb. 32c and —-

Trimmed HADDOCK, Lb. - — —-

26 Oz. Cake

0

Fresh and Booked MEATS

34c 55c

35c 15c

New Leaf

Firm Ripe

New CARROTS. Lb. — — -— 10c CABBAGE. Lb. -- — —

LETTUCE, Each — —- —-

BANANAS, Lb.

Anmu STORES

10c

Eafing

100- 3 Lbs.

APPLES, Dozen - — - ZQQ‘ STRING arms, Lb. - 18¢

Fresh Fruits & New Vegetables

Sunkist ORANGES, ‘Dozen -'-—

. we CUCUMBERS, Eaeii-u-flc

Med. Size

29o

25c