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CONTINUOUS SHOWS-In an effort to over- come difficulties caused by different times in city and country, the evening shows at the Prince Edward Theatre will run continuous from SEVEN O‘CLOCK. This new change becomes effective TODAY.

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CAPE TRAVERSE SCHOOL Primary Department

Report for the month of June:

Grade V.—l. Glenda Waddeil 2. Gladys Nori-ing, 3. Arthur Newriok.

Grade IV (Sm-l. Marlanfiliord.

New Glasgow And Vicinity

1C of Dr. and Mrs A. B Stevenson uii hlontlay even- ing with a la: ~

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bins wow mmlvdllfli flanncls. and strolled towards Sir- a

The hi2 limousine had a bullt-ini lullllage compartment at large enouzh to hold ROLZCI-SIZCKI trunks. platied it, put a hand. in iris pocketl anti cirew out a bunch of keys. bent over the lu

'~ taken i0 Charlotte-

,T. Valley and displayed unusual brilliance even the tiny lots in the baby C135) to the delight of tIie o1 c, parents and other ratepayers wiho They also expressed me wish [nut

“e hesnamdl and glanced mundi despite ltie inclement weather gain- cautiously. The heat of the mDPIlmH: re had increased. The sun beat (lo-iii; , out of a fierce blue sky And every- ‘ llllllfl was still. Irrom where he stcctl, ‘ierty could see along the snore, a long ribbon of gleaming white saiici, Dflefillx- ‘ and back along the road. they noel come. another white wound between green level surface broken her by little clumps of scrub and aloes. ‘Ihere was nothing in sight. the sands, two figures DICKCCI th _ ‘ wav along. absurdly foreshorte -_ . an:l diminished from his heigh ‘it-irr knew that althounth he co see lliucy and. Peter, the i

Ridge contpalftmenlr nserted a key in th

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that Mary T. McDonald, Jean E. Gunn. country. its Nlziricn C. Guiiii. Augusta Mc-

Wiiii a quick twist he turned the key in the lock of the car's luggage

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ll , a former teacher here and now of the Czvil Service.

Wifh friends hcre and at his home In Murray Hui-boni- Mrs. E mcz" Alcfiond, “L ue shave e) me i, pa 2% a me bet-ore. he} énaaideudn the schoolhouse and nations thick spectacles: HIS.’ p ~" weak eves glared at Terry. He made mcuthlng sounds through the gag. “Hullo, Gould." said Terry pleas- antly. and Gould writhed in a fresh

the gust of Mr, and Mrs. Revel DlPklTln. Hcr husband

beTfte imporfcnce of co-operation the Nova Scoiia

tween teacher and ratepayers to Save The King".

Snqmmv ewmnl achieve still further lmprcvements

Grade 1V (Jr.)-1. George Irving, 2. Jessie Gardiner, 3. Greta I-Iowat; and Gordon Trowsdale.

Rodger Waddell.

2. Wilfred Irving. Grade I (Cl- (no tests).

Trowsdalc. Warren Lci'd. Manon L".

Teacher, Evelync Harvey. s1‘, Hrans can: scnoor.

Criliaran!~_t' _ Senior Certificates.

81d BYYIIG. William H_ Deveaux. .l'or their home in Massachusetts Prrsress Certificate - Geneva H. foilowcd "L MJACIHIII. nos

After the examination children —* I and adult: were treated to candy was also stressed. and apples by the teacher. A hearty vote of than

A few remarks were made by

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DOUBLE BIATINEE uvsrrniiisiuitfnons! L30 and 3J5 IIAIIIQIIIIS. And QXdIIM

Harvey, rassanrarmn or KINGSTON

A very Cnjllgilulé.‘ evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grade III-l. Gordon Noiring, 2 Edgar Newson on June 6th, when a large numbg dof Grade II—l Verna T‘ro\vsda1e 2 friend-i 555°"! e .Mr Mm 1 ' : a ; .- . 1 m, . . er w ll preach the sermon a ‘flame. Cutcliffe. 3. Sheldon Gard~ Alder dge W a bcm services’ Music Wm be Grade 1 (Al-l. Ada MacNioken, lAidfidge at ioncymoon _ Grade I .B,_1> Car} mckm g bride's mother, Mrs. Enuly Newson. Betty Rcgerson, 3. Doris Campbell gglfls-wlzlxilifrzgg% geeAMaaiéga xix; Perfect Attendance — t-Llgyd gfigzglggfj‘; she “towed me nursing Crooks. Gordon Norriiig. Got on ~ Mrs. Everett Holmes 1n her usual . . . bl manner played the wed- .- kakgleémf‘ If,” 552911’ gflfliiugrlegl‘ niarch, the bride and groom “C ' a y‘ ~01 g’ 3’ g ' being escorted by Mrs. Willlflm C01- will and Mr. Earle poclierty to the reception room which was prettily decorated ffor the olocagioitil.‘ h i Aftera ew reinars y ec ar- , _ . 7- ._ a1 . F. d h VOA attiaction the _ Tho Cltlsillg CXl-IYZISCS of St. Pst- ilffnialeyliforfisyffi, In"? l bridal a owe;- gm- in; dangnwr, . , - iiflufiiiitiiiii°ill°iiini°EiiiPiOiQ“ of the meeting» noon. _ _ < hile Mrs The classes in the different armless w ' ‘grades were examined in their made me presentation isludies by the teacher, Mr, JOhil suitably many friends for their expressions ' and beautiful gift.

' ~ ' them at some lime. d i" lame “Hnbers i0 amend m9 All! Iotiiiggl ‘ilhsisbinging "For They Are ' cxerc se . Public sehccl Cer- Jonv G ates were awarded three of men served and the remainder 0f ‘the pupils, Rita Byrne and Angus-I

tine Nolan and William H. and dancing until the wee hours, when they wended their way to fillielrM d Mr Wis rig r. an s. man’ ears of hap y wedded-life. Donald. Dons McDonald, P. Regin- iTnc Ehgppy couple gave since leit

the evening was spent

the good wishes of o £15-

The manner in which neigihbo-lng s was tendered the districts won the Lieutenant Gov- ieacher on behalf of the people of Qrncrs trophy in former years was the district. moved by Roddie Mc- cited as an eXmpie of what may Then he raised we, Adam. seconded by John G. Mc- he accomplished by such czi-opera- heavy metal cover until the sicel rcd D°na1d~ ti which held 1t in place had stringin- encd out and clicked into rigidity. l-Iedsntiled into the face Ol Francis‘ our

Gould lay cramped up 1n space generally occupied by his em-‘

almost up to his chin and feet were S€CUI‘_ y rust into his mouth,‘

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the vote of thanks Mr. Valley Belle’ delights Alex McAdam 'ho h .1 d the ult bl l d Dressed , 5mm o; unanhgitv‘, 5g’; Ssefiqs m 113x561‘; 58S “beelnrgepgxsyfiy eéatmed ley was united in marriage with ifldvflflfi-HB

In closing he stres ed the urgent’

Remarkable progress has been necessity of "We by Each and every pupil patriotic attitude at th’s time of relatives- "Yld" M11 Valley's twilage. Also crisis and the effort that must be HYWIIF’ impfflvemflnls have been made to re-establish the affairs of sound principles of Christian justice.

The exercises closed with "God

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paroxysm of fury as he heard the nickname which Terry goaded him. He made noises. and the youna man listened attentively.

“N cl vou think it is I who am the ghoul." observed Terry "And I admit you've not some ca

A social evening was held at the Chrisdan Clnirrli Tuesday evening last an amusing’ feature of tire cw

been for mv prompt action. the pol- ice would probably have had you by now. whereas Inspector Quayle is iimv wondering savagely how you

slipped through his guards." - to the lilliwse cavity

Gold as though the tall man had been e. baby. I-le laid the truased man on the grass and

to amusement bubbling up . "You look funny." he told Gould. giggling. "Very funny! But I mustn't I've a lot to do." (To be Continued)

Shirley Furgerson, Isabel brey. Two grade ten pupils wrote the entrance exams, Vernon Hill and Charles Dickleson, was given the visitors and pupils teacher, Miss Redmond and a vote of thanks was given for The National Anilzem was su.:g at the closing.

--"ili C liiiplirll and .- I enl liniviiiq certi-

Mary Ltirkin. .l:»\'"i‘ Norman. Ralph

Miss Lynette Brown is her holidays at her home h

Hovvl Are Your Eyes‘?

II ynu are having svmfltflllll of strain -— headaches, sore eyes n: dizziness - consult I

A great number are looking for- ward to hearing the Summerside Girls’ Band who will give o. Bend Concert here next week,

The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society o! the Christian Church r monthly meeting with

Rustlco. on Tuesday evening last. At your scrim-e with year! 3i

of experienci- and n thorough retracting service.

and discus‘ your

dpessed gfld a loclal hour en-

___,_._ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross New

having spent their holidays here with Mr. Ross’ parents Mr. and

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Mrs. Henry Ross, Wheatley River.

Mr. Georle H Stevenson: ls vis- ghters Mrs. 0ft Camp-~ bell and Mr . Percy Manuel.

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CONTINENTS BEGINS IN THE GUARDIAN |- NEXT WEEK x A CARGILL THRILLER

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was served, and a etijoya his Spent in social intercourse, af- ter which the guest took their departure. wishinfthe newly weds, gm! your: of happy wedded

THAT IS THE QUESTION WHICH CHALLENGES IN OUR NEW SERIAL

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By LESLIE CARGILL

THIS GRIPPING, PUZZLING, FAST-MOVING STORY 0F ADVENTURE ON TWO

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Yl5’ 1941 THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

local interest. but ed able tn advanci-

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shorthand an clal college

MIL VICES Julv 6th.- Milton s. s. tico Evening Prayer 7.30 P. M

wall: S S. 11 A. . Rev. E. R. Woodslde, Minister.

BORDEN SCHOOL MAKES

ilhe Children Fund of $4.51.

children in the British Isle momma sermon at the Church.

vice. A-t the evening servoe

the minister "On Man's Faith

.the direction of the onzanist Mr ‘Roy Kendall. L.R.A.M.. ACCO

Phil ' ll NINTH! I I Th6

10:31.1? :2 iConventiou meets at New Glumw a news; nature may be inserted Mmldfl- Jill! 7m- o at I cents a word. llrlctly pny- 3-39

CONFEDEBATION LIFE INSUR» ANCE. 114789.

s1". JAMES some L “m”? "' '°°°m ‘Tum PICNIC, Saturday. Jul 5th n Dun- i... staffmae Transportation lnlvel T5] 595p", Iggy;- L'°°""°'"- bitched at Ohlsh nucarvzs DIPLOMA - Miss

Bernice Wood. Che lottetown, bu‘ been awarded do diploma from the B‘ D" ommmm‘

TON AND RUSTICO SER-

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CORNWALL PASTORAL CHARGE-Services on Sunda ulv 6th. New Dominniian: S. S. 10 a“ about

. M. Kingston: be t N1 m b .s.2.15 P. M. ServlceIlRM Co . - I 5- °“‘““ cmlpam’ w e M 59mm 7.30 PTIRI auctioned.

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‘makes a total of over $35 contribut- ed by the pupils of Borden School Ito this worthy cause. and they are ‘ be hlghlv commended for the assistance they are rendering needy’ Mn and Mm Joseph 90850,, and

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. — The 11A M wi be ‘Illpilst . . ' S A itltgfes BroIken Pieces." The ministelifi | Tif.*‘€iil.a."ié’§ii2.i"i-Yiii will‘ iiéfifl‘; J0me!- oonnection with the morning set-i

l the sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed. ‘The evening sermon by‘

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SGTRINITY UNITED CHURCH. — rvices Sunday will be conducted - . I bv the Minister Riev. Hugh Miller} A rally of suiroundinfl allxmar‘ ‘M. A.. B D. Morning worship at 11 ies of the W. M. S. of the United A. M. and the evening at7P. M. at- Church W3: held at Cavendiw and i tention is specially directed to the Thursday. June 26. With MYS- present ML , time of the evening worship. Riev. (Rev ) J. O. Nicholson, York, pre-

Women’: Institute District

see-sled P, M, Ir -'I>5-1I.

BBIADALBANI UNITED CHURCH-luv. E. M111 Minister. Servtcedll AMJloao . North Granville. 1.30 P. M. locum s r cue oes e . .

iiwltifldt tl"'°li'o.""t°'““lis with Mia Callback returned Mia-

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has been

ol.m's Corner in the .Tryon district. 1 service oom- menoe on Lord's Day at 7.15 P. M. nightly except Bat-

urdayvgt 8 o'clock You an heart-

wfltina De-liiymieiiwii m manta pertinent of the Union Commer- summon an: Blood - Christ Alone. L-

79-7-5-11. FULL SILVERS AVERAGE

10 $43.45--Full silvers averaged $43.45 A- M- Momma Prayer l1 A. M. Rus- at the sale conducted Monday by

ithe New York Auction Company. ‘The top price was $96. Aibout 91 per cent of the day's offering of 7.000 skins was sold. The proceeds

Y- for the day were about $300000. In

12,000 skins of the Her-

Personals Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacLeod

A FURTHER CONTRIBUTION- Fpupils of Borden School have mg: and so“ Bobby of Bramtree‘ Mm’ another contribution to the give c

iare visiting friends and relatives n the Island. Mr. MacLeod ls an ardent angier and is delighted ‘with the flshin on P. E. I. He caught some Ra nbow "beauties" at ‘Keefes Lake.

daughter, Joan, have left for Prince |Edward Island. where they will spend two weeks vacation. While away their home will be 066119165 by Mi-. and Mrs. John Henderson and family-Saint John Telegraph

W. M. S. Rally At Cavendish

siding, the afternoon session open- ed wih devctiors led by Mrs. N-

' M. Rrittee, Yarmouth,‘ 1g.‘ sh-vho AA_GAO_A 1 t t .' '1' "read the 3rd ‘CIIEP. o . ark. will be rendgezee; gtnthgrmxttlighliiigosgigf which ‘he s“! Imrtrays the Quiz; vim by Messrs, '13 w_ gentle“ Wm of Christ, thvonged with activi y .0. Davis. J. Taylor, Lyle Robson, and sires-Sim that m“ me °I every

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q-yms kiouzlse, her irfiagriage Ftaikin place . ; O read an ie near u ure. ren s Holmes viss ca led upon t vaneyfleld and Lynda“! gathered to exprcss appreciation to one who Mr. and Mrs. Alderldge although has always shown a helpful spirit completely taken by surprise both ‘in community life. After a short their ising-song the pIIIlCipfll of the eve. ining was escorted to a seat of

honor. and Mr. Herbert MacKenzle called on Miss Irene Wyand to

read an address on behalf o1 the

Iiyndale W. I.. Mrs. Robert Bre- haut made a presentations of two beautiful scenic pictures. Many rare and useful gifts were then un- wrapped by Mlss Dorothy Carver, verses being read by Miss Emily Martin. Lunch was served and the remainder of the evening was pleas- antly spent 1n dancing. Music was furnished by Mr. Murdock and MP5 Kathryn Munroe. All de-

mllCh happiness in the coming on 1?. E. I. adopt a missionary in are: . ii w». i» in a

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MacKENZIE - TREMERE NUP-

TIALS-A ulet but pretty eddln Nlfiholwn Save U19 ETBBSHPH‘! re- took place In the Zion prenlvyienafi port. '11 e statistics Showed 8 de-

BRIDAL SHOWER AT LYN- ALE — On Wednesday evening, June 25th the home of Mr. Daniel iMHCKPHZiQ Liyifale, was a centre event being a

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ivlrs. Alfred Moore, Cavendish, heartily welcomed the delegates

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~ CAFETERIA SERVICE and DANCING Open every day and night REGULAR DANCING MONDAY Ding Connolly and Hi: Orchestra

WEDNESDAY, Webster's Orchestra Old Time and Modern Dancing

FRIDAY New Dome Orchestra All Modern Dancing Admission — 35c, Tax Included . All Dances 9.30 to.1 a.m. —- D. S. T, ST. PETERS ROAD . 7 Miles from Charlottetown r Save This Ad. This is our program

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Mia's war effort; and whereas we firmly believe that our war effort is bemg curtailed and seriously handicapped by the consum tlon of liquor. therefore be it reso ved:

‘Ilzat we endorse any movement seeking total abstinence, and that we heartily approve and support the action taken by the Canadian Temperance Federation in the cam- paign against the use of intoxic- ants as an economic war measure. We Iflrctflllly request the Gov- emmen to take action throughout the Dominion of Canada to reduce drastically the manufacture, sale and consumption of liquor in this Dominion.

Further resolved that this N-

solution be sent to the Dominion and Provincial Governments, and that we ask, the Prime Minister, The Hon. W- L. McKenzie King, the Minister of Defence, The Hon. J. L. Ralston. the Minister of Fin- ance. the Hon. J. Illsley and the Premier of P. E. I.. Hon Thane A. Campbell to promote Prohibition throughout the Dominion.

In view of the many varied end unusual lulu to which our womm are called during a time of war, and rmllzing their due importance and the consequent additional ef- forts required: resolved that we endeavour to keep before the wo- men or our W. M. B. society the permanent needs and characwr of

our work and urge upon all mem- |bers that they maintain their do- votlon to this cause. thus strength- ening the spiritual life of the church. and thus preparing the way

or lasting pace in the world.

jGeo. J -h , 11.1w pug , n. c: iistian should follow His ex- ' ISmaIIHIIIaIIIISOIIGBOI I O Ii ISDII oy 1e I m

all and. V. Dennis. All are wei-

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Orr. Mayfield, Mrs James Hiscott. Stanley Bridge, Miss Maria Mathe- son, Cavendish, Mrs. I-Iazen How- ard, Cornwall.

The Presbyterial literature sec- retary introduced the literature and

(By David J. Wllkie, Associated Pres! Staff Writer) DETROIT. July 3-(AP)—-War

and boom psychology stepping up

had on hand much hel ful. reafl- .traffic accidents. . an enormous 1' g for all branches of t e society. Jncrease in United States auto-

She emphasized that "never were

prayer, service and study, more

important than to-day." ' Mrs. Nlcl olson in the absence of i

mobile traffic in defence concen- tratlon areas threatenln to swamp road and traffic contra facilities - - 451100.000 car drivers operating

the Bratich Christian stewardship 321100.000 vehicles some 300.000.- J

Secretary, Mrs A .

read this message from‘ her: "Chrls- '3

tian Stewardship is an all inclu-

Mmneson, i000.000 vehicle miles annually over

,000,000 miles of roads and streets That's the picture cited by the

- t t’ t k1 1 me 1n an n; automotive safety foundation as in- Iuifiesglstalexhtsfmtirxrile, energy and dicatlng that traffic "fatalities in

personality as well as money, and the latter is not merely cold cash. it is the energy of body and mind

i941 may reach an all-time high" in this country.

The foundation, sponsored by

transformed mm currencw A God automobile manufacturers, reported given trust second only to the giv- Iagémsgrfigiczlggélgalg: tlgemig-viot:

III [I1 kl d0 IGOIL" . . Darted wisl lng Miss MacKenre i3?! ‘gliielirgtzid tIiatrig/eryrxguxillary Far’ 1200-090 immc mil" 95- "Id

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'one billion dollars and one driver

It points out that there has been

1111011 m1’ 393"?’ M" J- A a mathematical increase in the danger of accidents through in- creased mileage and a heavy loss

Mance, Charlottetown, on Wednes- cleft“ wmPilred Wm‘ ‘he same in trained technical personnel be- day. June 18. when Miss Florence time last ye-‘f- Sh‘? said ‘m’ cause of defence needs and adds:-

he district a ls m. t r r d n" upils Mr, Albert Garfield- son oi Mr the.‘ universal sflatgfflCatlOgl fehai aegis?‘ Sittings’ ltlhijeg-rlifieixijt: gipgyecilasiogn of I 01w" Tremere. Hampshire. The C°"‘w“u' 59°“ m‘ M151” “d Baby with regard to Mr. Valle "s conduct n15 work, y of the schor] during the past year.

ceremo"y was erformed b the 31nd WQIk- She 551d “ms year H‘ Rev. G. C. Wepbster. in theypres- i5 SW-Igested that" we stress the work once of a number o; the ymmedmte ,of ti e organizations for the younger The bride looked very group. The vreat need in the mis- charming’ 1n l pretty wedm-ngisionary work is new workers Let dress of alrforce bl-ue sheer, with “is ma“ m“ m" ‘mun! People‘ white accessories. Her bouquet was Ye" ‘m m“ n" ye“ plan’ and or garden flowers. tied with vJIite s!“ the Ymm?" 5mm“ ‘emfisiim’ satin ribbon. The bride was at- ivy-Dyed?,e;{f"g;*;egs,g*;;“;;,m',§§§~ o . ' tended by her sister Mary, dea- hcnme re on gr the Branch mesh lng recent y held in sackvil-le. She emphasized the theme of the meet- ings which was carried through all worship perlogslhtiow‘ mutt‘; fihl: ever we must ep 0 eel! e M! ever - Pffltrom was earl-led out by the o! God Rllgvteiiggftefolirhhxgerttwél‘ is lghlflils in a most efficient and cap-