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RE: CREDIT

Public. Notice is hereby given that my wile Pauline Landry has left my bed and board with- out my consent and that l will not be responsible tor any goods or credits supplied to her by any person.

DATED this Ilth day oI June, A. D. I947. (Sgd)

WILLIAM CHARLES LANDRY, Montague, P.E.I.

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lFarm Federation - iTo Present Brief Re Freight Rates

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Eetbeeiaetie Meeting tleiti It Beergetevrii

sell-attended meeting of the

Laet- evening a end enthusiastic recently Community Welfare League was held to discuss matters pertaining to improved recreation faclltiiro for the town" and other problems cf improvements. etc. deemed nec- essary. The meeting was prmQd W" by ClDt- J. B. Scully, presi- dent o! the Welfare League. Capt. Scully. in a few well chosen re- marks. introduced Lt. Col. Bill Reid. Dircctonof Physical Fitness to the meeting. Col Reid. after thanking the meeting for the op- portunity of being present, out- lined the work o! his department '0 date and mentioned some of the iliings the Department of Physi- .il Fitness could do for the com- Zilllflll)’. After Col. Reid's re- narks the meeting was thrown men for discussion and among ihinga discussedand planned were community entertainments. a new hating rink and an athletic field.

Presbyterians Nearing End 0f Deliberations

CALUARY. Junie 12 iOFU-‘Ptie ttoneral Assembly of the Presby- terian Church decided today to

send three delegates-two minist- crs and a lnsrnarr- to the (lencral "otuicil cf the Alliance of Reform-

(l Churches at Geneva.

The three official delegates be- ing sent at tho mrpcnse of Church are Rev, W.W. Brycicn of tYOTl-IO. Rev. C. Ritchie Br-ll cf lfiiontteal and Prof. B.C. Diliz of W» Ontario College of Education at Toronto.

Another Canadian Presbyterian. itot‘. Dr. George ll. Donald of Montreal. will preside at Geneva. since the president died during his team of office and Dr. Donald is immediate past president.

Next General Assembly will meet n

at Kmox Church in Toronto. June. 1948. this moi-hing the row commit»

sinners who rrmained lo deal with the ~35 list-m, still rm the docket of hum-leg; ham-d the appeal of tivo basement churches tor assistance- Tho casc of St. Andrews Church n1 hfcnmctott, N.B.. zmd Si. AHCIFPWS Citurch at Saskatoon were WTPFPPG (q the Board of AdhlllllfsiffillOfl

fcv; sympathetic ‘approval. lllllfl satin recommendation that ‘ l" board be given new" 1° *“'I‘““~"°

tin each

rt loan of up to $~'>°-°°° CARP.

Report Britieal Shortage 0f Men i For The Ministry

organised Georgetown '

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TOD RICHMOND ST. lflfllAN-COKANY

WESTERN GUARDIAN

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at 1:30 PM. Miss Mary A. Mae- Kmlir. Deaconeae.

-—l_'l0USl2 FOB SALE in Sum- merside. Good location. Phone tie-t.

‘—IAPE SEED FOR. BALI _. tou can have as many pounds go l0 your post office 0.0.0. as you wish. It will produce more on an acre than 10 acres of grass. For “mi 1108!. and sheep. Write J. P- Tlnlflh. BOX 36. Bummeraide.

_—MAI-PEQUI. Kensingtori and rreetown Presbyterian Clturches__ Sunday. June 15th: Maipeque at 11 AM. Communion and Sunday flfchooi.‘ Freetown at 2 P. M_ gum I aay Scnool and at I P. M. sarvloa, and Kenstngton at 1:30 P. M. eer. "ict- 0H Friday. June 13th at 7 3" P. M. Pre-Communiort Serv- Rev. J. A. McGowan. Minis_

-—l"0l SAL! - i946 civilian Jefiv- Very low mileage. 1840 Wiliys sedan. re - conditioned lliroiltlhout. Good condition. 1935 Pmllri-‘ic 3-Ci‘1indei' sedan. re-con- ditioned. "Bent 800d value. See Mr. Palrn_ iféeMurphy Motors Ltd, Summer- l .

-—‘l-‘UNER.AL HELD WEDNES- DAY-The funeral of the late Clarence Doyle was hold on Wed- ‘Wsday milml-YIE with Requiem High Mass celebrated at Bt. Paul's Church, Summersirle by Rev, How- "(I Wllhl. Rt. Rev. Msgr. G. J.

The Pall bearers were Mesrs. J. C. I Mountain, William McNally, John] McNally, Robert Champion, Stan-

ford Rayner. Alfred Rayner-s. l

“Jr-GIRL GUIDES MEETING_. the annual meeting n! u‘; Irvra] .' Association for Girl Guides was held i! the Holman Homestead, Summerrlde on Tugsday averting. Mrs. Abel Arsenault. the president. l was in lhr- chain My“ Jessie Fullerton. Chief Camp Adviser fori Cliri Guides was present from. Charlottetown: and addressed the "ICCIPIIS- She spoke on ‘Guide Camps and e-‘flllalried in what way the Association can assist the Tamil‘. Mrs. Harry Cudmore W35 also pi-cseiii and spoke briefly on ll"! ivvrli 0i’ a._ Guide leader. Thcl ctcCllQfl of afticers was held and- Mrs. Abel Arsenault was re-elect- ed president and Mrs. Maurice Mill was elected secretary-treas- urer. A discussion took place on ways and means of raisrng money and ii was decided to hold a rum- mage sale 1n the near future-S.

SACKVILIE, N. B.. June l2-—. tCPi-Critlvai shortage of men for the ministry has treated it serious situation. Rev. Dr. W. S. Godfrey. Maritime superintendent ei Home Missions, told the Mari- time Conference of the Church ln annual session hcre.

foiiritving seven candidates

by the conference: William Bell. Thomas Stuart Bellls, Eldon

John Thomas Stewart and Art-hur- l-‘rederlck Whlslon. Mr. Nicholson was wounded three times in Italy and received the Military Cross.

Dr. Godfrey reported 109 charg- es without ministers. 3i served

ters. 20 new charges which should be constituted and is larger churches seeking assistant minis- tare.

"There ls an annual decrease of

95 ministers." he said. "In all our theological colleges there are only 48 graduates for the Ininistry. There ‘is need for a nation-wide campaign for recruits for the great l vocation of the ministry." ‘ Rev. A. A. Mnclseod, Wliycoco- mngh. N. 5.. chairman of llc-me Mission Committec. mi- nounced progress in advancing ministers‘ salaries toward the of- ficial minimum of $1.800.

Rev. D. M. Sinclair. Sydney. re- ported on the work of the com- munity’ house in that r-iiy.

Dr. A. E. Betta. Semi. John. described home Sunday School Hvork in communities lacking reg ular Sunday Schools in the win tar months. The conference en- dorsed this work and agreed in

()'I'I'AW.'\. Jltnr‘ l2 -- ICT") _. Tile Cziiinrliiii I-‘cdcrntion of AK- ricuiiurr- will present a dOI/lilcd

brief 0n freight rates in tur- Bgard of ‘transport Commissioners, p786- idont H H Hannam said today. The ‘oz-inf will br- placer-i before the vommissiorttrs when they re- turn iio Ottawa next month after regional hrnrlngs on the Railway Association's application for a 3o- per-cent increase in freight rates.

BOOK YOUR ORDERS

for daily delivery ot pasteur- ized mIIIt; also Iiave tea cream

and whipping cream. Grocery

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erdare delivered free of charge. slon workers era rriae open. ‘rne Peoples are hungry for the gospel

support the cost.

I Rev. K. M. Hndley. of Cap Aux 0s in the Gaspe region of Quebec. reported progreae in that most is= elated charge of the Maritime conference.

i Two couples under appointment.

ifor India, Rev. and Mrs. P. S.

lMacDonald and Rev. and Mrs. A.

lT. Embree, were introduced to the lconference by Rev. R. D. Mac- ilntosh, Stellarton, chairman of the Overseas Mission Committee.

He also presented Miss Dulcie

Cook. under appotntmr-nt to Japan.

The conference greeted Miss

Adella J. Archibald. Truro, N. 8., retired after 40 yeare service in

u’ ' ‘h-inrdad. Mr. Macintosh said the Church MAR r was spending an inadequate M40.- SHALL CONDONS STORE 000 on overseas missions. SOURIS "The rehabilitation of our Chin-

ese work alone would coat Ii.- 000900. We have barely begun to restore the depleted staffs of our war-ravaged mission fields. Evang- cllata. doctors. nurses and agricul- tural experts are needed. The doors of opportunity for our mie-

of hope. The Church members \

United i

been recommended for ordination iopennd

only temporarily. 63 served by lay- l men. 18 by superannuateri minis- lures and 55300900 314,6“: 2 34-

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Big Nova Seotia

HALIFAX. Jllnt- l2 - (OP)

A report today revealed that the. amt-nu"; yo‘. $030000‘) debmm,“ ha“ tof the province of Nova Scotia wore

today by the provincial treasurer and a syndicate headed by Wood Gunidy 00rp., Ltd., of

Archibald Gunri. Nell Stuart. Mac- Mongl-oa.‘ was named ‘he auccewv] 5 DanaldlCoiin Douglas Nlckerson. ‘mu lymph Inn-m évndicitfs. 19pm which experience will rcsciitihg 30 bankers and brokers:

throughout Canada. submitted ten- ders for the bond issuer

The syndicate awarded the ten- der bld for $100339 for the com. bined issue composed of 85.003300 ‘ZO-yenr non-callable serial debent-

‘per cen-t sinking fund debentures redeemable after June 16. 1986.

The one to 10 year aerial deben- WNB Carry coupons o! two per cent. Eleven to 16 yror carry azu- itions of 2 3-4 per cent. Serial tic- ‘beitiurea inatiirc in blocks of $250,- 000 per annum.

DWI!" Yield to the province from tho successful tender Is 2.61 per cent, marking tho first time in the province's history that bond braving nn interest rule lower titan three pcr cent has yielded the province a price better than

;Forsees llnion 0f Baptist Conventions

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’ IIAMIIIFON, June l2 4GP). _ Fhc possibility of a tirvion of all Baptist wrtvcnilans tn Canada and their moro than 1.100 churches was

hly of II'i(‘ Baptist convention of Ontario and Quebec at lifcMaster University today by Rev, Dr, QC, Warren. oi‘ Acadia University. lie told the assembly that the Infant Baptist Fcderntlmt of Canada had “already imade it possible for Can- adian Bapthte to speak with one voice."

The Federation viihldi was form- ed in the Maritime: in 1544 after years of negotiations. wttich open-

Church Service Sunday. Jung ls,

'I‘lte above vehicles rep-‘

MacLelian oficlated at the grave. lside being assaulted and

| no .in Prtice County since your ele- i vation

Debenture Issue i

forecast at iihe 59th anniual assem-

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among the first post-war group

summer flying training w ‘the 1M‘! trainees. who have

commence pilot or radio-offic ton. or Clinton, Ont.

lar. Auxiliary or RMIHI.

S’side Man iFound Guilty ,0I Robbery

After deliberating for fifty minutes s trial jury found Law- rence Cahlil of Summerside guilty 10f robbery with violence at. the iconclusioit ol‘ his trial in the [Supreme Court at Summerside yesterday. lie was remanded till June 20th for sentence.

The trial arose as the result of Mr. Levis ltfacArthur of Summer-

robbed, of approximately $30.00 to the rear of Batman's Ltd, store in

Summerside on the evening of May 24th. ‘Iwvo defence witnesses were heard yesterday before the case conciiiderl. Irving Casey and the prisoner" himself.

Mr. W. E. Darby. KC. repre- sented the Crown and Mr. J. S. DesRaches. KC. appointed by the

court. represented the prisoner. Mr. Justice tscortlt’ J TTPPFIY presided. - S.

Address Read To Mr. Justice Tweedy

When the Supreme Court open- ed at Summerside yesterday morning, Mr. Heath Strong, K.

'C., on behalf of the Bar Society

of Prince Cotinty, read the fol- lowing brief address to Mr. Jus- tice George J. Tweedy. who was presiding:

this your first appearance

to the Stiprrrmc Court Bench of this Province. the Bar of Prince County desires to ex- tend to you their congratula- i uons and good _wishes. You have

enloyed a. large law practice in the City of Charlottetown for many years and for some time

occupied the position of magis- itrate for Prince Edward Island and in later years occupied the

serve you in good stead in your present judicial capacity. We welcome you to Prince County and we look forward to many years of pleas- lnnt associations with Your Lord- -sliip in the carrying out. of the duties of your high position." Mr. J. S. DESROCIICB, KC. also i congratulated His Lordship on his tnppointrnent to the Bench and wished him many years of useful service. . Mr. Justice Tweedy replied. I thanking the members of the Bar ‘for their felicltatlona and good 1 wishes-C. I ’-——#—- -————<-—— »-—-—~ ---—»-i—- ial boards as the Canadian Barptier Foreign Mlsaioin Board. Dr. War- ‘ ren said. Prior to the formation of the. Jederatiorn he continued. itw three |major sections of the Baptist Church in Canada. the Eastern central and Western sections. had

been as distinct as different de- nominations. Tin-oiugh t-hr- oo-ordlnitfitg d.

forts of the federation. Baptists

in Canada. had begun to ihtnk of themselves as unit from coast. to coast. he said. ‘hhila had resulted

in lees aeotiionaiisen and provincial-

iarn., Baptists were begtnnim to

look at national. international. soc- ial and drinontlnaiionnl issues urith one viewpoints-n itatlonal view- point.

"I forsee the day when we will

, more national boards." Dr.

iWarren decilarod. "Then we will

ibecotne a tiriloin, not a federation. iTiitat. t-s not practical ecclesiastical politics rrt the present tiimc. but It

‘la an ideal toward which wr- can work."

l LONDON --~ tCPn-l-‘ield Mar- shall Lord Waveli. former Viceroy to India. has taken thi- title oi‘

“Vlaootmt Kcrm of EflIri-n and of

er their work through suds nation-

need to match the sacrifices of the missionaries by their owm sacrifices. Only aa will the Church meet Its ‘ ' obligatloats." .

Rev. Earle Gordon. Truro, an- nounced that the Berwiek camp will- be held this summer. Welt known speakers and teachers will be present at claeeee for children. youth and the clergy. Mr. Gordon

will be director at public war-l

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“f”, 19m n wlmm-n" w‘, be- Winchester in the county/ff South- - m, comp l" _ Ml ‘ and Earl Waveli. the conventions. binding togeth-

Two Engineering students from

ame position for Queen's County_

Mount Allison University are of university students selected for

lth the R. C. A. P. The! are: R. Marshal. 30.

somerset Bridge. Bermuda. and Roy Neercomibe, l0, Port Hill. P. I. 1. the rank of Flight Cadet, have passed

through the Aircrew Classification Centre in Toronto. and now will er training at. R. C. A. F. Station. Tren- Upon completion of three consecutive summer training periods the Flight Cadets will pass into the R. C. A. F. Regu-

-(ROAF PM“)

A Farewell Party

On Thursday events-g. May 8th, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Boiviiess of hiensiaigion, was the scene. of a very lrt-rgc gathering of friends and itcighbcurs to bid than farewell prior to their depurttlre from the district. Mr. Harry Bow- niess was elected Chairman and in a few well chosen words coiled upon tiiis. James Lawlcex» to rend itii Rddrrss expressing iii-o seiitimtnts of all present. Mr. Elmer Stcivart then tirade the presentation of B well tilled purse. Mrs. Alex. Doug- liis tihen came forward and on be- half of the Norboro Women's Ln- siituie rcnd a vcry compliiticittttry address. to Ivlrs. Bowness expressing the regrets of tier sister rneiiiibcrs at the loss of loosing a faithful member. This was also aoccenlaan- led by a gift of money ‘which was presented by Mrs. Clrtrko Harding.

Mr. and Mrs. Boomers both very icolingiy replied warmly thanking; one and all for their expressions oi good will and kindness shoum the-m . and also tthelr regrets that ClFCLl-lill- stances called fol- their removal from aixnonig their r.lri friends and associates. but itivitcd tmr- and all, to visit thorn whcrc\er they may decide to make their new hcme.

The Chair-main then called on anyone WhO might wish to ntnke a few remarks. this eras responded to by Mrs. llugtla Stewart. Mrs. Leona Cameron. Mrs. Ileaitlt Bow- ncss and others, all (‘X'{)i‘C5§~l1‘.g tiicit‘ regrets at seeing Lot-he rill/i Ella leave, but hiopiing that IIlCll‘ future home will not be 100 i?“ distant for an occasional visit from their Norboro friends. they are Jolly 800d fellows“ was ihvn sting and Lorne thoroughly bcun-i- ed. the remainder u! the evening - wi. card games an llhe gut‘; being furnlohcd by me pan-y Brod, oi: Kenslnigton.

Lumh was served W ‘he 11ml" and 3119f a. pleasant social hour Vail disperrrerl to their homes wishing Lorne and Ella irtany veer-e "i health and happiness in their tui-

ure home. _ The fohowing are the Addresses. Dear Frioeimz-eiaving lee-med

that you are leavlnd 1M5 Qmlmlm‘ iiy, we your Irianida and iicitzhiwiivs have assembled here tanigittetljglotgio- press our MIN! l W" and to extend mitt 800d WW1" 1°‘: a large share ad’ hit-twin“! 111 YW‘ future home.

Marty oi! 1B have llivfd beside YOU

[or a n“; mgny years. and learn- ed to appreciate your kind howl" tality. recalling many Pleiam Ev‘ en1fl89 5P9!“- m horns.

We will miss you very imiwh- Ymf have always been wllllrfl Wfirk") in every cause. that was for tthe be.- termeeit od our

We expect Y0“ _ _ "om gamma.- places‘ and we assure you a glad welcome will always‘ l” gaming you. whenever you rettrfii.

w; hog-same aocmflM-XWIM 91""- glft will]. serve as a i-eonmder of Wilt many friends oit Noffooiro and x1411:- ity. Please aooopt ll- "Id VII-h l P good wishes of all present. here to-

“fillegm m, banal; or your frlontlo of Notbom.

orfooao. Sister MUWDflb-AYQ ‘Al! mcmtbors of the Norbaco \|\ omfjlil: lnstiturte on learninl °l 50"‘ 1 t imtlm; to take up yrom- resident elsewhere. Wlbh w "PW" m. ‘I’? smelt way. our deep apnreeiationw“ m“ Wm‘ “m” u‘ m! NogI-‘tlv in lingm-satq always help no. “m! our institute but in any count’ made for the PPQBFNR “Y IISIYMCC" u Y-

mltlldlmotlnlzrurlle cllgsmalrwoys bu“ "l" centre of friendship and hwyfrl; tty and we shall mlw W“ muWorN-would ask you l0 “WI” ‘m5’ simall remembrance as it lorlggfliaol estcom from your sister nit-mi k

We wieih you ever’? FIX-u“ I‘ your new home and we aseurc $011 rYf rt warm welocme MW Iifl” W“ h", in, opportunity of revisiting m ‘(t nu}. home, m- oitir Institute mwtlnflfl.

Best wishes from

Dear

the Institute

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TENDERS

Tenders will be received with references for the pedtion of , Policeman tor the Town of Alberton.

All tenders rnust be in the hands at the Town Clerk not later ' than I2 o'clock noon on June 24th. i

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Phola CeetPa Grocery, ‘Ill. to: pick-up.

Egg Production Begins Decrease

Gamma of reairtoroa a‘ lng stations in Prince Edwar Ia- laritl report rt decrease In egg rc- celpts last week. but production is holding up well for the season, It was reporicd yesterday In the Do- minion Department of Agricutiire egg nnd poultry market report. Quality was ieported to be dc- creasing steadily due In iiocks running at large. In some areas quality liad decreased as much as forty per cent. Four carlots were inspected tor shipment during the past week, (inn for the Spcclsi Products Board and the remainder for hiariti-me points. Pit-ices are undtungcd. PE I. grading stations are quoting for “handed egg: deliiiertd- A Large 3286-332 A lifedlttm MFA-Oi; sate-eels. 618-21.