BEMBIERSIDE AND PRINCE COUNTY

Ann_\-T ._ lun. John Pond, Euatans Strut. Phono 290-I

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_ and PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

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"`”i 5...., .~ul»~vri||tinin\. Advertising should he left with Mrs. Pond

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f7_____ `_n_,,.,||_rn um; be bought clan y at any of the following atoroa in Summerslde

Gourlia Dru star W te

_______"m |,_,|_,.,-y. _lilnrk flaudotf 07 :}'ra|.\v.l1Ic: Batt., and

ff""‘Yn'|,,|;;.|| uill he delivered daily to any homo ln Summeraldo by

l|lv___'__' _n :__ ln., .pry ur me per week. Phono 209-1 for this service or _ __ __ _:___ _ l

fl“""`rnn. ,`.,».|.-r iu \lu~ imy ri-apuiialblo (ur deliveries nu your route. _ " we j/Zf,1""`\-T. ». ,nn .ll _ ' " --af s-.\

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-'j}Xfi:i:s .wo House- -m~:xaLi. shaving cream ana V»_ "|".` .; _-,- Rubin Hood Flour blades only 39c at Taylor Drug Co., I _ff

\_i\_ -_ n. nv. .c-,`;l~ct it. Kensington.

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______ --SOFTBALL at Bedeque rink _ rj "

Ciii`.-'i'iiitFil~1i.i) SETS, latest Tuesday evening July 6th at 6_ p. HAY ROIION

I-__ 1.. ;\.uliul lnoliall- upholster-_ m. Sports will be held in the rink - '\\;\_ .u_|__'C!°l*A`l'l;l”_|_"

‘§_'_" _ptwilil prices at Brace s. after the game. L-19-7-3-2i. . ~- \ l- “ L-2173-7-3-21. \:` mira n»m.A|¢»

.__.__- _-YOU CAN save money by get- D_ “MK " glbvbyav. Lauln

__ \|,_\[\H._|y hliildllrgs havemtp ting y0Ur rugs at Bracis.2___3 7 3 2| Pwmghgy °f,‘]:_'_:_».___»:7_~;;:

lv- li;‘I.li$il lil' 1`i`l75\\\9fl~ Buy paBu' ' ' " ' ' L¢ue1Prln¢lNlPrcJu:. Knuwldln And th li L’ """""""` mm 'i 5 al 'rmmivios norrnzs and ?"i2"}1°"f“'/'°'”rl"»'fi ""°<f"'»»:""J°"'

_ -~\'_'_ - -" - _ . .an|on's n lon '

1"-"' at Bmu_;.._._ thcrmos pails sold at Brace's. "7`°'fl¢fl='=PllIlll»»" `

- s. tl: \ isx pm sometimes L-1955-7-521. -_

__i‘¥ ’ ,_ ....,» ...~ n»»-r»ar»s. __ .us “OUR GANG" c a yy V. V . liiigllsil lox netting at -COME T0 (YLEARY hall.)

VV ._ l--1055-7-5-H guesday. _ggliy sth antgdscgy l-mais. Shows 7.30 -_ 9.10 -v---- ne on " preren en-i .. ~ _ Foil \'\l l` itil i`.X(‘ii.»\NGE I-_;gR V 5i_ngton players. Admission 25 and Matinee Tuesday at 330

--l.. ‘i llllil \\f\‘l0ll~ 1'” “_ lo cents. L-11-7-3-2i.

, hi 1 mil' Albert ____

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Are Conducted By

C Apu-0|_ Qffer Federal Farewell Services M's°°"°"”_°s°;"il'g'5"l-Tcl»<$sw~= Help Kidney;

C-fade X: Leaving Certificates: 1

Tommy Keefe, 2 ‘Via Ann G51

C_o-_operation In r.._i_a.si...... S side Air ort

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Promoted to Gracie X: 1 Alphon-

sus Keele, 2 Mary MacDonald, 3 Nlllalle Polrltr. 4 Alban Lcclry,

THE SUMMERSIDE GUARDIAN

Don’t Take Drastic Drugs Your Kidneya contain 0 million tin)

whoa or tilten vrtiicb may bo endang- ered by neglect or drastic, irritating drugs. Ba carefuL if Kidney oi Bladder dl:r-rilera make you autfel "UI" Geillllk l'p Nigliia, Hcrvouauess Ilona of Pep, Leg l'niill. Rileumaiisul

ltizziucsa. Virvica Under Eyes, Neur

toning. you dou t need to lake chances

p Bom services in yhe Be11eR,.,e,._ I-30Ul§€__CP0li‘ier vrlunlor/, 6 Augustin I vigil. Aculily. Burning, sum-ting U Belfast Charge were largely et- 9'” he” ‘-lum°"- ’ ` '

M tended on snndnn June mm w Promoted to Grade IX: 1 Alden

‘ V » » ' small. 2 vclm s ur 3 :vu . . Immediate APPr0Pr1at1on Of 213355353 }€...‘ll’."_'.i§‘.‘l.’”f.".».’.i§fl Efaaolys., ».t%...'.§“M.'...<..i...E§’_°T."

$4 wo » _of nearly six years they have made * 67 :3;;`T_;f;)f_f‘L°`$A‘__bf30n‘;_°_§*1’_‘ D05”

, Avallable _ C0mmun_ _ many friends in the wcyic of the _pronlmcn to made nun 'I _“__

.church and ,community Tllis ,.15 Mncconnnck 2 wma Small 3

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° 0 ifrlendship is expressed irl the ad- H . ' _ ‘ _ ._ dresses which were read at the E;’_§g_l_;_lleA§°olrle_r;_ Elda MacNelll_. ami

icloss of the services by the re-liam,7Ma?aTA,;.§an1tL1"°nd C'“1`I

° ° “ spective congregations. l Pmynown L G ‘ . . _ Rev. and Mrs. Skinner and fam- ` Dc.sRoclles_. 20 1\l;l‘;§rtTlu'GllliE,me;;

l_, - I leagzl wltéi) Eine best wi__sh__i;s of i ara .\;1__ai'tin, 4 Dolor DesRoches, 5

An informal meeting of me lawn S _ld h _ . e pe e elr new e a . na etel-_5,_6 Ormond MacNeill. 7 summerslde Town CD_mc_1 was spent __p“ll;r;l§;eros__ ;2__O00as;__ r;§_r_<_?'j1__<;_ |;l_i:_l;»lsloe where he has accepted a :trial-tin, 8 Gerard Poirier. 9.

mid cn sl a to ll l -` ‘ - l °lf1°f~

communicatiinllrreicseived byelllflgiiol b§:l(ll;!ll€nctor?.ficlriablgpglbnzhifg M me close of the morning ' -» ~

Robinson from Hon C_ D Hn“____ __xC____r_______ and me C____ncm0__s service at Eldon Mr._D. MacKin- hccfe l_.ouise DcsRochc 3 _ MlT\i5l»€l‘ Of Tiarisporl. IH \\'illCh f:i\‘0ui~ .li further development es- nog read the muomng adam” 1l"i ’\i~i<:’\'(-ill 6 El f » '- ‘ ` ' » ctol the minister Stated that hl-S C19- pecially now that they are assured gg Mn,/gr' J'dJMMac§;;£.?Id prelim- E<i\\'al'tl -Poirier 8 Cl:2ilxllZ;l;e?1mLl>Ile 7` Appnh ‘Several days °f lib” WGBH fzrrfzie °f H from Damn.. ....;:.“ .i:1.;":....‘: 9 D..-are-_ Sw i:’2...iV rs: °f Mr el ml- C ____ Board to eng; Eid _in |Gr>v<-rnment. of the evening se,-vice Mn Donald _ \ Promoted, to Grave V: 1 Mildrecil ' `°r" "

____ _ __ S P The opinion was expressed that MacKenzie read an address and ..lacNclll. 2 Pearl Smith. 3 Nellie:

wovugd _E-1ml:_l_J_<_J_I_J_.__e £5198 ____d_ip_i_1l;_t_i1.i;\_iit Siimnici'sldr_~ would make a verv Lena M-,1cM1]1an nresented Mnand f\_l_-_»_H»H\1ll- 4 'I`f;l'f‘.=a De.<Roches, 5V

cost of an such ex enditur .tl It cmd ”‘l"’_]’“"." l‘lH-‘P fflr Transfit- Mrs. Skinner with a beautiful ` U an M"‘N"’1"

Promoted to Grade VI: 1 Marlo " -~ s, Em .

cat Gallant. 4 Doris Poirier. 5 Don- i

All druggiuta now have thu mf-a iiioileril uilianced tl-augment for Lnh,

WH'-‘ll V>'=l"l (Elisa-Tex). Works full -;-|_1_l_.-_and sure. ln 4% tlnuis it bring. i -f.ilg of new v.iiil ty aug W.;

.lllllkv you feel years ou -

' y week or mum- ts ~kyf. Ent tn om

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IDM! DlCUStf» Cystex eosiaum nl”

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c dose at druggistr. The mapa, .ack agreement mage". ,OL

Torrrientine _

Mr. James Adams 51-yy-ingnelo

` Junction was a recent guest of My _ and Mrs. C. W. 0uit0n_

Mrs H F Kelver \/[Oh

Mr Norton Lebarls of the Bank

ni Nova Scotia .s'af'. Saint Joh

-"V’.’."."i' _ ._ -,$.31 if _. 9 _?‘{ - ' .f ~’. . f;

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1. -vi ~_ 1., ___i_i_ Q” Nw. L-1’D-7-5-3l- -waN'rEn Ar oNcE twc ex- "“°`”“i;”_'

mf* perienced maids. Apply at Maw- »

_.viii \.'iu.\‘G C.\.\n= -Misses iey House or Phone 8. Summer- Lewls-MGHSOH

. .l . .~Vi~lci<~. ivIal'l_0rl@ gulzlfg side. L-ii-7-3-2l.

. a \ . xr. liiicl The ma one ____ a

"' a -~..u»~ url “llmllllf-2 -ms conoNATloN rule, by Wedding At

(‘iuu> at Brudenell. _,__ E_ MacLean in Wilmot Vauey_

--- #- Manda evening, July 5th follow- '

._ |\l ll *'l"l'-:llillllsllme Dmbl’ ed byy miscellaneous specialties. Su In In e rs I de <’ il ' lll »'llll“'“°"-“lde sat‘1"' Sale of home made ice-cream. Ad-

. it :mi't\'c:in1cbei‘_0re him mjsswn 15 cenm

M. li-.ii with fl Seizure 01' L_2204_530_J1y 5_21_

1:-iii-."»r.sidc Fl'i<lR.V e‘~'l‘T1“ :.1 uns found guilty

1 .~fV:00 on a prohibl- Personals

.uul .S100 under the _

S -Miss vlrglna wcbsf.cr.o'1.aary

“TT” is a tlent in the Prince County

_tiuicii vicsm --The Bao- H05 f_';1__S_

1~ .lf '1`r_vou. held their P

Wi" ll l‘;""[° nn the ` -Friend= will be pleased to know ""“"""‘ D"’“im°“ DW' that Mr. R/oy Durant is making a

“ “_” ~‘~"" “U that mum be good recovery from his recent

‘ll -‘_ """-V mrge °r°.“'d operation in the Prince County

_. ..,;;.~...», m;iii_\' coming Hospna1_-S t .1 ~‘.\\_\ti and Summer- ' '

r . ._..- yr<.npl_e who are ___sr_ SL Mnrgnnt Parrv of me

` l"`""‘“°°°“'. T2" villa lviarlc convent. lvlbntrcal is

. l V _--ut I\_ll‘l_ ""5 “ ' visiting her mother Mrs. P. M. ’ ‘ f'-ffl l“"“‘° °f ‘he Foley, Kildare and Mr. E. P. rlcicy.

" 7""`k f‘"""“m t° it M. L. A. and Mrs. Foley Summer-

” " " “"“‘- side.-s.

" ""“!'l WMWING' -Mrs. T. E. Dunning ‘and son, ‘ ' “l "fl" `m’°""" and Mr. Arllold Dunning. West Somer-

: ' th" homc M vile, Mass. accompanied by Miss

“ Mmm' In' Viola Bowdy are visiting Mrs.

U ‘»`- 'V ""‘“y evening Dunnln8's sister Mrs. F. W.

1 ‘ :l'V::i ou their 25 St_E1enmn_5___s_ '

_ when the . .ull ll<‘i\l‘iie'st

` 5 "f the resi' visit the lattcr's home at Rexton,

l i .l:'~.'t~iitcd the N_B

_ __ d -Messrs. Ray McGougan and ‘_ bud” m’ Alex. Chisholm of Malpeque left

_ '*‘f"‘m mme by motor on Thursday moming to

ll‘i<ll‘. lt--v. .»\rlhur Organ was

`. lil.--c I0 the

lit; friends

-viii: 'lu i-it ixli'-_gh.hm¢r-

\ -rf. \'.u~lu Racing _As-

lll ii \\":vli il: iuliiig held in

'lic following

_.ill this evening:

. 110 lv.-i. class 5. Own-

. l-‘rll.lV.\l~; “Goldi1nch”, 25

.ns Tuition and Dtriglit:

l..'il.~ii\'. Tile “Dal.Vt'i" ll:-. llnnSiorcy of Monc-

ll -il in Summcrside for a null lclt on Friday after- llu.--tlcii and Shedlac and

i rut. in the Pictou races.

lu* “lilly Mfr. Siorcy was his

l"=ll`f' `»i' l“. W. Storey. Making

i" il__'-. ;:i thc "Dawn", besides ir-_ :-' Vl fir.) und Mr. Storey

fl .lic .\lr, Munccy Tanton and

l: .~\. in llolmnn. S

-i'i:i"i"i‘\' wi-3nniNG-A vcr-y .\.<l<i;i‘.': was solcmnizcd on 1.1: ~fl:;v iiuwliliirr nt 7.30 nt the _“flip if xii-_ and Mrs. Earl Lenrri ‘I-ll f’ <11' ilnuitlitcr. Miss Muriel. _V~ 1“luil in inaiwinge to Mr. Ill vt-.\ii:. son of Mrs. Craig ul :._.\ Lair- C'~lin Craig of Mid-

i' _flliiviiitliur clcrgyinan. 'I’he re-

"il'li»u room was prcttily decor-

»tl_~.\~1lh Scotch roscs and ferns tm lu-ulc rliitcrfld the room on li-lu of lwl' f.~.ilici‘, who gnvc it: :iiil-il:~i~_f~. Mi'. Aldine Lenrd.

cl' thc brlclc, played the iii.'ii'<'h. The bride wore A

nnl acccssolies. and carried a

of pink rnscs mid mnidcn-

Ffru. llurlng ihc signing ol in-:~i\t<~i~. l\ii.<:c. Vol-im Sc-.hiirmnn

I l.o-so You Truly". She was

on the violin by Brcnkfnst was served

llllllv guests in the

room was prettily

with .spring flowers and Ai'is~l‘ n short honey- rind Mrs. Craig will

their home in Middleton. their many friends wish

¢’V<‘l'_v happiness through life.

. “i n lovely `

\ i-.»‘ plate.

.`..i1. _\' 2f\\'C _ " .l_i| a sum J

-~ lovely gifts ‘ff was spent '_\' lullch.=S.

' Amon Temporarily

Relieves Russo-Jap-

anese Tension.

(A. P. by Guardianu Special Wire)

ending five days of tension be- tween Soviet Russia and Japan.

Headquarters of Japarrs Man-

churian army at I-isinidnz r€P0l‘lf' ed Russia had withdrawn all her troops and river gunboats from the immediate vicinity of Scnnufu and Bolshoi Islands, where Rus- sian and Japanese forces clashed Wednesday with numerous Rus- sian casualties.

The Russians began efforts to

salvage two of their gunboats. one of which was sunk and the other beached and damaged by Japan- e=e-Manchoukuo artillery Wednes- day.

Japanese authorities here and in

I-lsinking aserted the Russian evacuation of the Islands, about 75 miles southeast of Blagovcstchensk. provided only temporary appease- ment of a situation in which con- tinued friction is to be exllwied-

The dispute over the Amllr

boundary and poise=sion of the is- lands-whlch Japan asserts be- long to her protectorate. Mim- choukuo-is no nearer a solution. Japanese lenders said further in-

nn.=i»mble suit with white . cidents along the 8.000-mile bound- ( ‘ ¢

ary between Manchoukuo and S0v

let Siberia were inevitable.

Austrian I/Vins

Scull Classic

(C. P. hy Guard|an'li Special WIN) Hmmm?-oN-mmm. mime-

July 4-Another of Canadag finest.; for the coveted Diar\}1_¢:_n_ Sculls ended in failure at the Y

~_ _ _l ai Henley Regatta Slllclldal' "he"

L. Bowness & Son`

|"UN'I-IRJU. IIIRECTORS AND I FTMBALMERS

Prlncc County Hospital Ambulance in Charge

--- W Jann couiaoo. r¢i>l'¢°¢lll»1“8 “W

.Zrgonaut Rowinl' Club °f T°"°"' hy, was acicaicd by seven lellstlw by J. I-fasenohrl of Austria. The Canadian hit a boom when leading just after the start and lost seven or HSM 5°°°nd~'- but Coulson's trainer said h° did “'95

_ __ _ _ TOKYO, July 4-Complete evac- “‘"‘° "J °“‘“"s ,T““t°“ ‘md uation oi' Soviet land and naval

\l"°<_lil@fl<cr'» 22 ml- fcrcca from disputed islands in me . _ Amur River was reported in dis-_

' ‘,‘ M1' "W" 4- own" patches reaching Tokyo today.

_ The marriage took place qulctly this morning at seven o'clock at the home of Mrs, Manson, Church Si.reet,Summerside, of her daugh- ter, Helen Warren, to George El- mer Lewis. son of Mrs. Lewis of Charlottetown and the late John B. Lewis.

The double ring ceremony WHS

performed by Rev. James B. Wil- son. The decorations in the draw- ing room and also in the dining room were silver candlestlcks with mauve tapers and pastel flowers. The bride who was given in mar- riage by her uncle, Harry T. Col- vin, wore a tunic dress of white chiffon trimmed with small velvet buttons down the entire front. small coronet turban with short vc-il. and carried a sheaf of colla liliies. »

Mrs. J. Arthur Lewis as maid oi’

honor was dressed in blue and white. with blue taffeta redingote and blue cartwheel hat. Her flow- ers were an old fashioned bouquet in pastel colors.

Mr. J. Arthur Lewis, brother of

the groom. was best man. The brides mother wore a light grey dress with black accessories and a corsnge bouquet of mauve sweet- peas.

Mrs. Lewis was gowned in black

and white crepe with black taffeta hat and corsage of White roses.

Mr. Verne MacMillan played the

wedding music and during the signing of the register rendered very effectively “I Love You

Truly."

The wedding breakfast was

served in the dining room. Mrs. (Di-.) W. B. Howatt presiding over the coffee cups. Miss Rossmond Richardson and Miss Helen Mills, friends of the bride, assisted in serving. Immediately after break- fast Mr. and Mrs. Lewis left for n motor trip to Upper Canada and

the New England States.

The bride travelled in is mauve

tailored suit and hat with grey :ic-

cessories.

The bride was a member of the teaching staff of the Summel'side _ High School and a graduate of Acadia University and only daugh-

The groom is on the staf! of

Messrs. R. T. Holman Ltd.

The Guardian joins in happy felicitations. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis I will make their home in Summer-

side.

PIUSVILLE INSTITUTE

Eighteen members of the Pius-

villc Womens Institute met at the

reported $14.17 on hand. A11 com- _ mlttccs reported satisfactorily and , new ones appointed: Sick, Mrs.l Thomas Corcoran, Mrs. Peter Gal- lant. Program, Mrs. Charles Gal- lant, Mrs. Lawrence Blanchard. A reply to a consolation letter sent to one of the members was read by the Secretary. A very interest-

tion in Charlottetown was read by

consisted of a peanut race, Mrs. John Miller being the prize win- ner. The July meeting will be held in the afternoon in the form of a lawn party at the home of Mrs. Ambrose Corcoran. The roll; call will be answered by “Myi Favorite Dessert". The meeting closed by singing National An- them. ‘

igngtin and thernifter was uh-|

Y IJ cs in lrlntir flicls on :lccoiirit of the ah-- ¢n1n-,es dock

1 b i , '

xgxlgdmse argiigrggaggg o§_ha$'; Of fflg 011 Prime Ed“R1"i On both occasions Mr. Sklnmr. ls available for Summerslde for air Tlir-'engineer would also look being greatly surprised' spoke in developmmn _mo _he ____ __ __ _ .fitting words of appreciation, the

The minister further _mud mm _ __ 511 “men f 01' the DTD- loyalty of the people which enabled

he was sending a con1`pet;rlt cu- Slmlp nlcm 'base M' Summep him to Carry on his Work with

Blneer to look over the sltin‘lon i'i1r~p\nil'N" Dol. ms] the sltuation M great joy'

and discuss with the Mayor` and V lTn`..`li.};;§1ev]§;,i'ter of imnm,,e_ lie? Skinner' Mrs' Skim" 1 . _ Councu what alterations and _“___ mmtq _O the ___r_)o____ was _am over AnD a.m_____y_. d _S yPoirier, 2 Teresa Arsenziuit. 3 Ber-i

_- _ ear en s:-It with feel-

__I:';’_:§”;l';m‘;_W°‘;_1€i be 39095555’ to until the arrival of the englneei. ings of sinoere regret that n~,._ .nn

e rpo suitable forcom A motlo w. ._ dt b - ,

mewllll planes and the lllrecrtvnf' infect- fur; alzlfccllrsllrnrllrscmgfeylhg gnllllgrrcegauiigar 0;! laflrfrastda Of 1735591186!" Service. This would Coiiiuil to Hon. Ml'. Howe for his from amongst us `but we prcpicc bring summerslde in line wltht‘lc~ conauic-mioh of their needs -n .019 in t ' ‘I

larser aercdromes on the main-I coiir.c<-tion with the airports awayanand asoyolwemlrlxtsgecemgnfillll

' y

_ _ __ _ hear from you often. We will miss

_ . you. but take comfort in remem-

Tfans.At[antlC bcring that our loss will be their

gain. We all certainly appreciate

Co __ m- _ your years of faithful service with

U l-“lied f1'°m Page 1) ____ lCoiit.ln&ed from page 1) us. and wishing to express to you

-_ 4 _ .._____»e-;~.--_-_-____-_~ __ some measure of it ask you and

boat Pan American Clipper III to- main arterial i'oacl"_ Mrs. Skinner to please accept this night as mechanics groomed her for He ilttci-cd an emphatic remind- Small wken °f 01" regard-

;md1.900 mile h0P £0 FOYDBS. Ire- cr that thc British Government _ an ~ _ vnu not. remain iiifiifierent. “where D9" RW- J- K- »Skil`ll1f‘l‘V MPS V _H9 °1lPD€I` WHS Svhedllled I0 Loki* Brillsll interests are concerned on Skinner “nfl fHmilY3-Il» 15 illflPP<l . 0 omorrow on the long transat- nn. Innd or sea frontiers of Spain with a feeling of regret we realize I

laritlc jump. simultaneously with . tht the departure from Foynes of an fzlnrfhe mme mums that vim; by alionyclsur bvgotktomb our comm- l

1 li Al ill bo t. rn ' _ V ` E 8 “ ‘°' ‘""“"“t"’~ C¥;I_1_i_>_faI;):___ ol;_Wl;_YsWe5_l'wU8d _Sight tg Observers lnterprcted that as ,_ The associations and friendships

Bmwooi ' M rcfr‘l'cncc to_ the danger of any Which you have made with us will Arrival bl inc 22 1_2 un. cilnncr llvlll-lr c<~i>cc»ali_\- 1i=i1.\~.-mcniminc f‘" B "me "P “"’"°"»_ Blll "lf"

was witnessed here yesterday by io cut thc Meclltcirnlicnn highway is the Wal’ °f W9- Ff\@l1l`lS H1001 hundreds of people who nned me to 1h<hn ghd th.. gasp and are soon parted. and _vet wc shores of Botwood Harbor to watch 'fern Fm-nigh Sac,-nary declared feel that the _friendship made in the fZyinK boat come to B. graceful Bmam had nm and W°“ld U03 the mat Servlce 'lf the Mast" “re landing n_mrhf_v hm- fi,n¢._h0n0red nr._n_ friendships that will live cn. even

Many of tnone who wnnnnwn me ciplc that the Mediterranean is a. am‘°“5h We 3"’ Sepafalfd bl' ‘lif-

dlnnerls an-wal were workmen "iu:iin artci'ial road". not merely a “nc” _ from Newfoundland airport. scene Briiilh .shortcut to the Orient. We Wm ml-SS _\'0ll from our pul- of it giant uncompleted airdrome 1-ldcn declared Britain has the pn: We Wm miss YOU? Ch<‘Pl'Y project. When the service ls begun, -=li;>Dol't of both parties ln Spain' handshake and Smile? WP Will ml&f the airport, some 10 miles from here in her ci°fol't.s to lnairltain the in- your many W°rdS 01' C0mf0l”l and

On Gander`s Lake. will be the inter- icvi'it_v of that country. Cheer "° “5~ It ls noi- Only lil fllll' mediate point of the flights between own congregation that vour ab- Europe and America. i'i'ti'l`i(‘.\i. 01-' ITALY AND .sence will be felt., but througliolit

The clipper landed here yesler- GERMANY the length and breadth of the

day at 5.18 p.___ (A_13T)Baft<;i_ ii; community. where your broad. flight. from S e ac, . ., 'la LISBON July 4_Ind1can°ns f minded attitude, your sympathy kept her two hours and 18 minutes nnnk.nSnn, in Pm_wga1_n,anmor?_ with the suffering. and the genu- ln the air. Earlier in the dayshc nl any nf Gm” Brnain since the ine frlmknessof your fricndshipto flew from New York_to Shediac in N_nnn_,nnn, “_nrS'_“.nn the nnI0_ all. have won the love and re- fcur hours and 25 minutes. E Rnnn nnnmnanc policy in me .Spin-_¢, of an nlassps of nnonn, nf

Aboard were Captain Harold . Slmnén mn wal. were seen wda whatever denomination

Gray and his crew or six men who mpowm ' V’ we r ll `

.. g .1 speech by Jorge Bonn are u y aware thatwe have

.°.til:':.:‘.fli-.l‘;‘..°"‘:..zr. of ra. aaa- ml- »-» ll

_ ' M.:-¢._ ,-nm() lub n your efforts on our behalf, but

$g:r?y:,a_:%;n:3égd be the major irc Spanishclnslisgetlitslclapugl-:er of ymn' W°rk Wm "Ot he f0l`K0ll°li Somewhere on the Atlantic, thcyl Moniz said Italo-German inter- and Y°“" many “`°"l5 Of lmplffl-

wm pass me Caledonia making nn.. volition oil the side of the inaur- "on Wm stay mth "5~ and be B same test flight for Imperial Air-. sciits would do more harm than guide to us in times of temptation. ways. The two companies will co-‘ good to General Francisco Franco‘s vm" W°"k with °“1' Y°un8 P60' operate on the service when it is cause. It would gravely comprom- ple ‘md °hnd"“ Wm 1115965 ill/8 launched ise Franco's international policy, °“' Th’ Y-R s°°l9f».V Wh|Ch .V011

____ _ hy. ,,5_n,m.d_ have organized in our church has

'vlolnz dcclnlcd Germans and lznatll' appreciated VOUF l<`3flf‘r lynn md not Want Insurgent ship Our Sunday School has

_ _.°_ _ . __ _ __ _ __

n _ Spnkn to esmbynn any n'ew fnend_ grown under your guidance. and

Snins and most of an wanted to the children will not forget you. remove Franco from the sphere of vm" unmlng 95°"-9 with the

tif..°'f§§`°.l”.i‘§yE‘y`§fr§"°~'lmr"‘L? <1-ml Bill-in and Frm. -”°““ll “ml ’"lP“Sl°“ll=l° mlllfl-= Summcrslde - In Moniz opinion, rec0£lnition have done much lc” brink i0 ll'lf“

‘ ' ‘ nf nn. b,1ng(,`.(.m Status of the in_ future generation the spirit of Him

slii'gcii`t.,"obtniiied by direct nego- Wh” ‘Wd "Suffer the milf’ Ch"-

F|NAl STAGE ' w

pol y regarding the ins ent -

cause- and would tend to rejexsgab- And “°W 'M-V °‘"' b¢“nf’dlCil0fl

_.___ lisli a more favorable attitude in be with WH' and mal' lhl-* P\‘i'

(By The Canadian Press) Britain :lull consequently France. den” °f °‘"' fam* and lfll-fl ill BERLIN, July 4-A catholic ____ .v0ll~ sive you strength to labour, archbishop wid his congregation i~:.sc_-\r>r;s sssassluarlou °“ in YOU' "ffl" field. 5° that you

MEETING many mn um, final bam, 15 np- ____ may feel the presence of the Mas- '?““' Proaching" in church-state con- LISBON, July 4-(CP)-Premier wr SHYUTB to you: "Well done,

fiict. and a Protestant congrriza- Antonio dc Oliveira Salazar es- 3°" “nd faithful Sf’l'VHlllVb@<‘llll-sl’ Hon avowed support of their nr- capcd i|i_iui'_v today iii nn appni- tho" hast bF_`§".__f§l.LllIl.ll____Qyf:it.__a_ ._

homo ol \/Irs Charles Gallant for "Sled Pa5t°f» In "W “H""’l" n" his Im' gvvrlrilaill-iiKn"makn mm' ml"

‘ ' Cardinalvon Fau aber. A bomb which ex lodcd in a 5-

their June meeting. It opened W of Munich, cited the sewer under the sidgwalk as he We' the m°mb°"5 and Mlll@l'€lll~= '°pe““““ tl" °“" F°"‘°’ m ““' ‘arrest last month of a Jesuitprlcst was leaving his automobile to ac- °' sl- ""d’°W’-‘ Ulllled Church ask 15°" .and the mum” was answered on charges of criticizing the Gov- tend mnss in the private chapel W" to a°°°'Pl' ""5 -‘mall Km HS ll by riddles or jokes. The treasurer emmmt as evidence that nine In H norm of R n_-‘md_ shattered token of our appreciation of your

tn labours nninngst ug

tlatlons with Gieat Britain, would ‘dren t’° °°m° unto m9» and fmblfl conslderabl ameliorate the Britth them “ot fm' °f Such 15 mf Kill!-

Pl'on1oi.fll to Grade IV: 1 Ediia Marlin, '.2 Edllh DesR.oches, 3 Theo- _ clore Gaudet, 4 Evelyn P01r.er, 5: _Edna Poirier. 6 John Arsenauit, 7i Doris DesRoclic.s, B Rub_v_Cotton, gl Clarzi Dc.sRo<_'lle.s. 10 Louis Poirier. 11 Hilary Arscuault, 12 Louis Arsen- _iiult, 13 Dol-otii_\' Gallant. ‘ Promoted to Grade Ill: l Juliette

eriice Dc.sRoclles, 4 Jules Poirier, 51 Betty Gillis, 6 Urban D. MacNelll, 7l lTel'esa Prunty. 8 Cedric M:il~t.n, 9| V Alphonsus DcsRocllcs. 10 Lila C<it~i 'ton.11Rlta DcsRoclics, 12 Irma Stcele. I i Promoted to Grade Il: 1 F‘i'anci.s. A. DesRoches, 2 Elmer Gaudet. 3| jR.eggie Arsenauli. 4 Catherine Gal-. llalll. 5 Melina Poirier. 6 Lestcrl ` Steele. 7 Mildred Gallant. 8 Francis. V F. D1' roclic, 9 Rita Doiiccitc, 10 Jo-f scphilie Dourzet. 11 Ida May Gaurleti _ 12 George Kecfe. 13 Marjorie Mac-' ' Neill, 14 Roy Grant, 15 Eugene Des- iRoci1c.=. 16 Teresa Gaudet, 17 Re-

' giiin DcsRocl1es.

Piwiiifitefi to Grade I fal: l Della.

Di.-lfoclics, 2 Cyril I)csR,orhes. 3 Eric Gnildci. 4 Teresa .\/lartln, 5

George DcsR.oclies.

Attendance Certificates: 1 Tom-

:my Keele. 3 years; 2 Mary Ann lGaflaut, 1 your; 1i`Gcrirudr- Des- 3Roclic.<. 1 _vczirz 4 Jenn .\iacDmi:ilri. l 1 _vr-ar: Yvonne Gallant. l ycar; 6 A1plioii:.ll.s Kccfe. 4 _vc-a.i~.»; 7 Velda Small 1 year; 8 Ernest, Arscnault 8 years; 9 I\'iar.e Keefc, 2 years; 10

Francis R. DesRoclics 1 year.

.\1acLcmi`s Method Writing: Sen-

ior Ccl'tifil-nies: Tommy Keele. Mary Ann Gallant. Thelma .»\i‘.sc-n- null. Darin Golf. Mrlrtlm Sark. Ger-_ Lrude Dc.»l'toclic.\‘. Je-on I\l‘acDollal<i. Jean .VlncMiilan, Lucille Poirier. Yvonne Gallant. Ruin Small, Al- phonsus Kecfc. Aluiy MacDonald.

Nnzaivc Poil'lr\i'. Imelda Dniron.

Pi'ngrcs.sivc Certificates: Aihrlii

Lccky. Louise Poirier. August li Dos-

Rocilcs.

, ri was a recent guest oi l-l;s moyher .\lrs. S. E. Lebans.

Miss Irene Brenton. Moncton

was a week-end guest of her pay. Pills. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Brenton

MT' “nfl MVS- D. G. 1\IcEa¢~heri1

31"" Sllfncling several davs ‘n ylonc- wn . . _

Mr ~ Dexff-‘T W- A!I(‘l’l _gpgnt

.several days of last wcok 'rl Dor- chester. `

Ruth Seaman, Humphreys

Mills was ia week-end guest of M155 Irene Brenton at her home new

M1'SVClsra Carson d

.\fa.rshall left '1`;|¢=.=l-1,-lv mg-Lqng 51%,; Malden. Blass.. where than win spend several wstzs visilzng My and Mrs. H. speme. '

Ml-*S -\’IHVf_v Cormier and M15;

Ella Coimier silent one day of lags week il: Moiictnn. `

MM Mrs._ Charles Small. Charlotte-

town. ls a guest of her parents, Ur. and Mrs, Alex Mqmie,

.\il~.=_ Nettie span-refs sponding

*milf* time in Halifax. ri guest of Urs. Mabel Spence.

Among those who wrote High

School Entrance P.~ip<il~.s Inst awk at Port Elgin from Crlpe '1"rirmel'l_ tiiic were Mass Katiiirnn _\f_~Kn\. .\li.<s June Blriiton and Rolwyf R0b:n.<on and Hrirciri Bn;-.15

M'-ss Ann Ward. Dorcllesrcr: is g

giicst of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Tucker.

VI'-* U. W Oiil:;:T.s;>»:lit a coiple

Of flill'-= in Il/lonctrin. n guns; Og

Home Nursing Cenillcatcsr l Thelma Alxsenault.. 2 Jenn MacDon- l aid. 3 G<>rtVi'urle DcsR,oche.s. 4 Mary. Ann Gnllaiit. 5 Ruth Small. fl .\lar- iha Sark, 7 Jean I\lac.\1lll:in. 8 Yvonne Gallant, 9 Lucille Polr:ci'. 10 Beatrice l\’i‘ncKl'nnon, 11 Mary Mac-

Donald. l2 Louise Poirier.

Prize Listz- Hlghest Average: Grade X: 1 _

Tommy Kecfc. 2 Mary Ann Gallant.

Grade IX: 1 Alplionsus Keele, 2

M:il'_v .\lncDona1d.

Grudc V111: 1 Alden Small. 2

Vclniri Smith.

Grade V11: 1 Mavis MacCorma.ck.

2 Gertrude DesR»oches.

Grade VI: 1 Ethel DcsRoches. 2

Rita. Mart.n.

Grrtdt- V: 1 Marie Keele. 2 Louise

DcsRoches.

Grade IV: 1 Mildred MacNeill, 2

Pearl Smith.

Grade III: 1 Edith Martin. 2

fight for annihilation of the Ca - vtllu-lows 100 _vards av\'a_\‘ but only ollc Church has entered a new covcrull the Premier with dust. phage". There ivcrc no cnsiialtlcs. A large

He asserted that “the final bat- stretch of pavement, was tom up.

tle is a oaching” and that "WB Persons who ran to the spot

h ll n ed. H: rowed I. long, LINK CHURCH WITII ENEMIES lished in Khabarovsk. Siberiasnfd __l

Snmmcrsidc, node-.quo and thmk the Tm;-?ntg oanaxglritiiistfotlile itetrdey gstrokc and steered perfect- la Liitlirran minister and W0 01" 000 spoiled ba lots ranging from 757‘

Kensington M” won I yy: ygmhes of the ly Coulson made several gallant MOSCOW. July 4-(AP) - The ihodox prlfsis were among sew-ini in wichmw ¢_o 5579 gn 31130 whsl

don't hear any more about Boi- round the Premier and his seen- ___fContlnued from pa” 1) shcvism as public enemy Nc. 1- tary cnlmlv dusting their suits. P- --_,___ it's only the churches Whfl flfll fe' _,__...e___. ___*__?

tg h ow", iCntho- " `

mg 'eport °t the annual °°nv°n° liiilsrelfre inngisizllicte atb the Reich strongly against the church. Pro-

, ath lic and Russian Or-

the delaltute. Mrs. Chas. Gallant. |°:eEt3,;1|r;gh;n3 dégacgenetggiagnzxé “Sync on mom" ‘ Wm M thanks was The gcich-Vgtican' Ooncordat has Official lic-wspnpel's published gr“i°"5ly recdved' The pmgmm 'been violated on this pointy waruinas Satul-:lay that churches

Rev. Martin Niem0eller's Protcs- were in lcricuc with Fascism and

tant Confessional Synod congrega- capitalism iucpnrlng imperialist. tion crowded his Dahlem Church wars and umskingspies and wreck- co hear a pubstitute pastor defend ers under clcrlcnl garb. They de- his integrity and patriotism. clared many persons recently "liq-

Thcir petition for submission to ulr1atr:l"- u~hlci~l usually means ex-

the Ministry of Justice declared ccutrri luid church affillaiionsand that the arrested pastor never had disclnsrcii otllflxs had been “ron- revolted against the state hilt ricnincri". .fought always for maintenance of Ciiurchincn were declared to the christian faith. He was jailed have nv_urr~d in .spy plots for Ger- iast Thursday on a charge of many. Japan. Pnlnnd. Estonia,and

Coulson hit the boom and sprinted "making false statements and ln- in lmvi opm~:itr~i-i in the Far East ahead while the Canadian was re- citing to disobedience in stale in- ns well ns near the Unlnn's west-

i . H on lcd b several . stitutlons." cru rl-cutie-ra.

wver ng e so y 1 The |ic\\'.si\apcr Pacific Siarpiin-

Valera m the posltzon of having gn rely on Labor support lo continue in office. I-»¥1b°f`5 Pl`08res.s surprised every-

one and gave indications that Labor spokesmen might have been correct in their pre-voting claims thc party would hold the balance of power fn the next Dail (parl sment.i

Holding but eight seats in the

ofd Dail that had 153 members. the group now appears to be in a posit- ion to dictate terms.

Anticipating n stalemate. politi-

cal commentators already forecast that de Valera may within six months declare a further election and appeal for a complete majority.

The constitution. voted on in n

referendum with the parliamentary election. continued to make surpris- ingly slow progress with latest available returns tonight showing 370,028 for and 306.916 against.

An abnormal total of nearly 45

Phono 17-1 l p°w°'f“l' 5m°° 8 sports but could make little im- iscviet Union’s drive against one- arrr-.stcri md "condemned" at considered to ind cate electoral in-

;ai@-

All-slrlllft l ~ t a vi ai mic .aiu to ua uc ti . i ation i me mi

I ____,______ _ Hnnnonn “yy hi; chance Whm Pl'¢“l°n °n th* 'W-""*“‘ hu' lm" °f ll" "'°"° °°d”' “me l ° V” ‘ °"“°° ° °°"' “ °“ _ __

Edith DesR.oches.

Grade 11:1 Juliette Poirier, 2

Tcvcsa Arscnault.

Grade I tal 1 Francis A. Des-

Roches, 2 Elmer Gaudet.

Grade I (bi 1 Ida May Gaudet,

2 George Kecfc. '

Catechism: 1 Mary Ann Gallantn

Grrrclc X. 2 l\lurtlm Sark. Grade X..

1 Alpirbnsus Kf.-cfc. matic lx. i l .\llii'garet Gillis. Gracie VI

E<ir.:\ Peters. Grade VI.

1 .\lai‘ie Kcefe, Grade V, 2 Theo-

dore Gaudet. Grade III.

chico I):-sRoches. Glnde II. _5 "C6l’idu6i: 1 Y\'oiinc Gallant..

Grianc X; lincldn Dniron. Grade] IX; Alden Small. Grade VIII: Dolrs Deslftoches, Grade III; Henry Dcs-_ Roches, Grade I. g

Perfect Attendance: Ernest Ar-`

scnault, 8 years.

Prize for Composition: Ernest.

Gallant.

Domestic Economy: Evelyn Poir-

ier. Grade III: Rita Deslfioches.

Grade II.

Sewing: Elizabeth DesR,oches.

Gracie V. Lila Cotton, Grade II.

Frciirli: Louise Dc-sR0r‘hr.<. Grade

Music over 90 D¢‘r CCM! »\'fl‘-YY

MacDonald. Martha Sark, Mlavis 1\'[acCormac»k. Rita Martin. Eleanor Gillis. Eunice Martin. Margaret Gil- 'is. Wanda Yeo. Yvonne Gallant. Imelda Doiron. Dorothy Galli-mt, l"l'rincls DcsRr>clu~s_ Bcttv Gillis,

Una Gallant.

Prizes in First. Division: 1 Mary

.\fiacDmmld. 2 Mm-tim Sark.

Semnri Divtslonz i lVi’:i\‘i.s Mac-

Cormnck. Z Rita. Marlin

Third Divi.sion: 1 Betty Gill's. 2

Dorothy Gallant.

TOTAL LOSS

NORTH SYDNEY, N. S.. July 4

-The salt-laden frcigliter Arlanda. stranded near Cape North ai. the| northcmmosr tip of Nova Scotia. was a total loss toni_.°.ht. according to the opinion of an insurance nd- jusior who had completed investi-

..._

Mrs. 1-I F. l{eivcr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ales; Cameron were

Siindriv i':iic.si.= of _\’lr.= Cnmf‘i~flll'.=_ llfllciiis. Mr. and I\li-s W. E. Oul- ton.

Miss Doris Duff has mtiirnpgi rg

her home in Humphre_\~'.<_ Mills after spending some time harp, 3 rfiicst of Mrs. Graham .\/Iclmllanfl.

Miss Estclla Allen. Amherst was

a cliest of her parents, Mr. and

Q/Irs. Dexter W. Allen on Sun- 3.".

Mr. Blake Oultnn is spending

.sm-nral rla_\'.s in Lewis. P, E. I, 3 guest of Mr. Angus McLean.

Visit Maine For

Independence Day

r(`.I‘. By Guardian‘s Special Wire) HOULTON. Mc.. July 4-Premier

A A. D_\'s:irt. of New Brilnswick. and Governor O Barrows. of Maine. will bo r:ue.st.s at is fourth of July relo- bratlon to bc hcld here tomorrow. Both will be accompanied by their

1 Betty Gillis, Gracie rr. 2 Bar- -“'"f’~‘:

.fliiionr Othcr Independence Day

rf1fl>i':itinu= will be a renewal ol the lolig-dorinant. l\‘laine-Nvw- l`iriin.swl<~k horse--racing circuit. In Mr»ndav's mccs 30 horses in five r~ln.<.<1~.= will race for purses totalilnéf $1.230.

J. L. DAVISON

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EIWBALMER

KENSINGTON

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