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PARISH 0F MILTON and Rus- tico-ﬁimda/y. June 18th. st. John's Milton, Morning Prayer at ll.t'0. st. Mark's, Rustico. Evening Prayer at HI). 0-16-11.

on. imam too-a.

3 P M d £1 Freetown U it d . . U1 ll C Church 7.30 P. . 8-18-11.

FIBEMEN CALLED. —.The Fire Department was called yesterday

Hill

afternoon to put out a refuse fire

onuncrr

' ' on the premises of Prank Currieﬂymw . Kent Street. There was no | Alexandra at demise. v.30 P. 1/1.,

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MAIISIIFIIID PRESBYTEIIAN.

' CHARGE. — Sunday. June 18th. Services will be lreld as follows: Mt. Cam

art 111 A. ll. Hao-rlnmcn 3 PM. Y School 2 P. M. and Mareh- Boat

" 101d 7.30 P. M. Sunday School 10.30 lste

A. M. Highﬂeld Sunday School at

1.30 P. M. Rev. Henry P. Baak.

. 0-16-11. 1% I l1 00

WOUNDIIT LN ACTION-Mrs Beatrice Waller, 9a Green St. has received word her son Pte. William Waller, (Dilb) has been slightly

I You can change s cold snack ‘or s sandwich lunch into s real

jmeal by simply heating a tin of $5. 148m I-Idss Vegetable Soup, now in “m” with ' good supply at your grocers’.- Ovar a doses prise vegetables, cooked long sad patiently, and

Waller has been 0.5.11. ln Italy.

TII PIIBIYTEIIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Services l’.

"dug, mun“, "avid, , Islands mm A. u. Caledonia 3.00 m

_ _ .30 s. M. ‘wsrnnsosryrnaindishforscaary "iahav. um m“. % 111205512. . Jlik III Elli 8H) P. M. R€ . - “d” a. nuns. liinlsew. e-le-li.

North mltloo was over-mining his trawls about eight miles off shore, h; iabotlgdnzottlelen fathom: ggdviziast‘; r ns expeote - he im-hoohod a8 doll 119d with _s Mace o! rsw hide attached to it.‘

PIKIYTEILAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Services Sunday, June til. K . Conunurlion at 11 A. M. Brads bane at 2 P. M. Pree- iownpat P. M. lglighgryon at . . at e eonorlal. Thank of-

llalpoqm, “it. u. a.

ferigservizesidP-litllllssllsaﬂ

A. . Deoonen on leave Grace N S

will conduct the service and preach the semion. Kensington Choir will

i

J. A. McGowan. Milnietq‘. 6-18-11.

IIOIIWS PBOIMTOPL-Mr. J. H. DeRoche, teacher at Borden

Scoudouc. N B. Cpl De- Eoche‘; younger brother, Pat is serving with the R..C.A.l\l.C. in England where he has been tor the‘ past two and a half years. He at- tained his nineteenth birthday last January, 1944.

GA Y’S PLAN 715'

0n account of spring coming In about two weeks earlier than usual. most of our flower phnts are sold out. and wo advise all Interested not to send orders for nailing ler flower plants. if they do they will be disappointed.

We still have our usual supply of late cabbage and cauliﬂower

nil, and s limited quantity of

mato plants. Late oabbsse 50o per 100 (by nssil) Cauliﬂower. and celery. 25c per dos. by mail I00 dos. Early tomato and peppers lie per dos. By mail 56c.

I. I. GAY AND SON ' Charlottetown

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Bible Society If

Services

The Rev. R. T. MacKim, District t Secretary of the Nova Scotla andi Newfoundland Auxiliaries of ihe Bible Society will conduct lar-

Fridsy, June 9th, Alberton Monday, 12th-Centrevlllc. Tuesday, ﬁlth-Cavendish. Wednesds Thursday. lﬁth-Hartsville Friday. Nth-Springfield. 18th "‘

. , w in the evening and Montague in the

mq-nln‘,

HOW Are Tuesday, Nth-New Dominion.

Wednesday Zlot-Brookfleld. Your Eyes 7

6-12-16-21

w-ru-v

The Rev. wick and PJJJ.

spesisliet

Al your service with veers

I experience and s lborolsb in service.

Tuesday, l3th-—Stsnley Bridge. Wednesday, Nth-Now Gllslow Thursday. ldih-linmpehlre.

retract s Friday, lath-Rose Valle . Call in and llaouss nor difficulties Write or shoal for the mo s IIMIII It appointments. nl ht. Bturloon at 3 Im- Tomify’ 27.117‘; s ble Clv ch ucs ,. — B l - 1f 6. I-'. listcheson o awn-ud- Wcdnasdsy. Zlst-Whestiev River AND §UN loch service at s pan. bertozi.

Montrose srid-Ilmsdale services st 9 1am. An offering will be tslrsn [or the Bible Society. Everybody

I’. G IIUTOIIESON G. I. BUTCIIISON

welcome. ~'-'-"-'-'-'-'-'-'*-'-'-'-"'-'-'-", g WW1. ,6 1. ——_.___—_—__-=-_=.7.._..___~_ ‘-——--» ~—~ '——

By Ken Reynolds

"a fine neighbor! wan do you a... s,» sellill your lawnmower with a Guardian Want Al?‘ ‘

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All Masonic in

THE REV. NEIL SPENCER. B.A-. will breach on Sruxlday. June 19th at e Cove l1 A. L

ill

UITOES

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ascrrsl. by Duoils o! lvusi ul- lian McKenzie day, June 21st, 5m: liall. 6-16-21.

SERVICES. — Rev. Ronald Noble will speak on 81nd:

. Mus. Baa. Wednes-

P. M. Nine Mile Creek

. A French I

cheek and J11 P. M. on beads-if of

Sneaker. REV.

- GUI‘ KG IUlPI-Iilr- Lﬂlt week. when Mr. J. J. Blaquiere oi WWW W‘

Belrvic follows: 001m

Bradalbane 8

June 18th are

John H. has been promoted in the‘. 11 A‘ M_ a 501.001 A M 3L seavice io Corporal and is serv- Dominion a P. M. s. School

Cornwall 7.30 AM. Guest lviacDonald. Minister.

You are invited to worship

BRADAIJANE U Omu-oh ea on Sunday, June 18th as munlon of the Lord's r, Pleasant Valley 11 A. M. Regular service Rose Valley 3 PM.

. M.

on. T. W. Goodwill, 6-18-11.

NEW LONDON PRESBYTEIIAN CllARGlL-June 18th. . M. New London 2.30 P. M.

l-liv H. M. Bumain __.-._. I 5T. JOHNS. MILTON. ne 19th Sp

-Mon|a_ . ecial Service as 41.3%) Bible society.

R. Taylor Maxim. 8-16-11.

and will breach on the aubiect: 0 “The Milli With

Oniv One Talon ."

allied

P. M. There will be a

service at Pleasant Valley on Fri- 0f 9 P. M. REV. D. J. M0

6-16-11.

CORNWALL PASTOBALi CHARGE. —- Services

as fella-vs: Kingston

P.M. S.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANAD e1 h

A-Brookﬁ d

Divine worshio will be held next Lord's Da

River l1 AIM. Brookfleld 7.30 olaon. Student

as follows: Hunter Glasizow Road 3 PM. P. M. Donald Nich- Mirllster. 6-16-11.

A MASONIC SERVICE will b6

held in Si.

.i oh r. ‘s Presbyterian

church, Belfast. on Sunday. ul. - 9 118th at 2.40 hm. ...-..l.en are ‘hsk- W91“ read and M‘) ted- Th” 3°“ ed to be at lodge lW-lnb- at 2 o'clock. ml W“ amwﬂud

Sister lodges gaarlally invited. Bv

order oi‘ the Secre ry.

_ M_ 5mm stun, next meeting by a versg pertaining

6-18-11.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND SER-

VICES, Sunday. June 18th. John's church, Crapaud. Church School 10.30 A. M. Bvensonlz and Memorial Service 3.00 PM. sir. Eliz- 1- "ill-NEW 61"!"- menrs Church, Springfield. Church ‘ School 10.30 A .P. M. St. 'l'hcm."ls’ CHECK. Holy Commun on 10.30 A. M. 1 Rev. G. R. Hart Rector.

ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH, Ballast. -Sorvlce.s~Sun- . M. Murchison. Dis- I day. Jlulc 18th will, bglﬂas follows:

N B - R. ul ~ Morning m‘ m“ scent.” “Malabar-leg oiqlliei beaxhelllci. but at 2.30 a Sbccissi Ser- llble jail“! will conduct ser-‘ Ville $111 bﬁlilld

Jo D63’. I-t thlt

II hsvl ltons ' __ service will be The Grand Olficers at‘ '.2.‘..:"_ other}? sore |h"“,.:{,'_ h” N‘ “m” “I oi the Grand Lodge o! no- syes or disiaers - consult a Mud", lm_pm;own_ ward Island. A F as A. M. and the

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. 11V LllVi/ik Sndy 18th —Vslley eldlnwdmw _ JLQEV Jtnn. " l i M aléloclock Rev ansaqepu‘

In Memoriam l‘ EASTERN GUARDIAN

U1 5'

.M. ldvcrlsong 7.30 ‘hunch. long

man. e-le- li.

in connection with

resent. The Dublin

- Eveni-M Service nu narlouszh Wi n no narents Mr. and Nlrs. Her-bent drainer. Morell.

In loving MET. oi Mrs. is. r.‘

MacDonald .who passed away JIM slim)". nrlaylmwn mu. 16th, ms. ma.

Somewhere back of the suusq Where loveliness never dies Sire lies in a land oi’ glory

‘lllldsg (he blue It‘; nn'v "G

Inserted M’ 0-18-11.

In Memoriam

In loving rergxmdbelbgircioedolmiﬂom

0. Psyn r. w June 8. 1987.

In our hearts your memory lingers. Bweetly, tender, fond and true

There ls not s

That we do not thinlr o! NI-

lnserted b ii.

9 1o 12 Aihnisslon 25c Follow the Crowd to THE 8.1.8. HALL

_ nod-night" dear moth" ll. is just what we used to say. We W!“ tee you slllll III "l! "W?!"

I M ihengawn of s beautiful lay. Her Husband sud Family.

and gold oi the skies

clay clear Father

y llis Clrolldrel.

lull

ﬁrs-moan liPiiilill’ kt»? BLACK ruesyos

N: Robert Ealnscliife. has 1c-

u" ers from her sou. Iorne. who is ' serving with the armed forces m

W. CiYCk? River 3 7.30 P

River

more t . given tior infractﬁ ations. He

n Ladies’ am. ML.

with us. | 8-16-11.

y docket at: Police y- ,

CAVINDISR UNITED Clwlwll. —'rhere will be no service Sun- day, June 18th.

HAMPTON NITED CHURCH.- Idinister. Revfgoy E. Veuey. B. D. Services (Ionics-once Slﬂday. Jug:

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+717.

with. Bonehaw 11 A. . d Sable 3 P. M. conducted by Mr. John N. MacFaldyezl. Victoria 7.30 conducted by the Evening Aux-luau‘. .

IIOIIVIS FLOWERS. - Mrs. J. B. Fleming oi Charlottetown. received beautiful flowers on Mill-h"? DRY f 0m her son, Ber- nard Fleming, ho is serving with the Canadian irces in Italy.

RECEIVED B0011!!!‘ 0F FLOW- IBS-Mrs. Irene Snusllwood. M1. Stewart, received a beautiful boquc. or carnations for Mother's Day. fmm her s0 . PM. L R. Smallwosr. who has reamtly been wounded .11 Italy. lPaItrlot riease copy).

GIFT rnosi-ov-ensass- Mrs.

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utliul boquet of flow:-

Italy. The flowers were sent L‘: Mothers’ Day but were delayed 1c:- sorne time.

INDUSTRIAL MOBILIZATION CENSUS NOW ON. — There are at present here from Halifax in». representatives of the Industrial Mobilization S0l"s'l':r', Messrs. J. R. Reid and D. D Stes-ves. They are combing busi- ness snd industrial ﬁrms for men bﬂ-Wwn the axes. of 1e and 4o w names, agus and particu " jobs must be regal-ted to the S: active Service card for furme. action.

xima Fly sixty ans of the traﬁlc lnds that many

Lamas an)? TING-The . monthly meeting o! . Herbert Uni. church. was held at the Protests ID . W lnesday evenll. June 14. With t members u. one visitor or m. Routine bu. mess was ranted. ways an. money lor the saiviti s were dismissed ma s for the iuturc. During the soci l hour. the mem- bers surmised this 1101911131‘ secretary Mrs. J.R. Mums, with a compu- mentary address and oresenlazlon a Dicture—in recou-

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sunday, mane by the Resident.

§§§XY wuvssos: sourn w. M. s - 561,001 11 The June meeting of the Winslo: Rev. Clarke South W. M. S. v. J. R. Skinner, hcme of Mrs

6-16-11. the president. ltilrs. Archie Auld ll.

C urge. Every Hour".

have a mite-box opening for which Mrs. Earl Redd invited the mem- bers to her home The collection amounted to 45o Next meeting 1*» in be held at iihe hcme of Mrs. Harry Slackiord. The meeting closed by singing the hymn. Say-l

lour Breathe An Evening Bless-lax. ~51 followed by the Mispah bencdicta

Street. received a. lovely bouquet of flowers - aly for Mother's Day

L.A.C. Arthuréilckleson and LA, g.FKel1netl1 Mc’ enzle o! the R..C. - - respective hcmes in °'."“.s.22: .?:::"';§"..°.’.s%.%a-iand “mule-e

C . on visiting Brethren are

Pte. Syl tunled to vhis

‘s Ii s!

SATURDAY NIGHT ‘ Modern and Old Time Dancing

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tlitul

nltion od her iaiiuhiul service over a Period of Tara-as secretary treasurer. The a draws was read by Mrs. Frank Lund Presentallol. Mrs. FL. Muidl.

was held at til. jlvan ‘Turner with

the chair. The meeting opened b, singing the hymn "I need Thcc The program W111. taken from the Missionary Monthly A poem read by ilvlrs. Harold Craw- ford was enjoyend Hymn 501 was followed by the Lord's Prayer 1n unison. A reading -Ten points f0:- s Christian Home. was read by lvilrs. Ivan Tumor, and a poem‘ by Miss Phyllis Aulld Th minutes

eight mem- bers. Roll call is to be answered

temperance. It was dccifed tn

On

Personals Mrs Mary Massey 20o Pownnl

from her son Frank in It

Tells else-l-

. soent the “wed: end at thei-

New Ginsu.

é

cote: Trainer has re-

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roucs couar-rmguvrlélsyén ql-el-qiwjed-e

r-iiee-‘ret-tlrthz‘!

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rarurlrs DAY IS sunoav, ruse l’

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sion - Father's Day. complete selection

ideal gff’; for Dad.

A FAVORITE IN ANY MAN'S LANGUAGE -— a plaid 100% wool jacket, such as the one pictured here. We have a. very complete stock of them in a. wide range of sizes.

$14.00 to $22.00

“sun's nhiissrr: nears run

June Reneatlad bv request. 6- 16-11. FPRESBYTREIIIAN CHURCH

IN CANAllAw-Gcrvices ior Sunday. Jamc 18:21. Caluiiaan ll A. M. Dull- das 3.30 P. M. MOMBGU: 7.30 P M.

Rev. H. Mathews. M. A.. M. R. B. A. Minister. 1i.

Ii. J. MABDII _ ermine-rule's ﬁlth: and llalllllll Glasses

Iowans P. I. l. Mk0 II ill toll I. ° Fifi-nu "

‘Bringing Up Father

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