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DWELLING HOUSE AND LAND ESTATE JOHN KNOXIJONES

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ANTED B! OCTOIIII. 1st wheeled uniurnished Apartment. Phone 1715-1...

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'- md furnished house. "It 01' apartment. Williril l" PQY F, good rent. Address fePly l0 ' 53- uuardian. 749*“-

[o Let _ noolus. as Ttéunliifegiand-Two 7-28-11-

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Female Help Wanted

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Selective Service Oi res. 7-27-3i.

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Mrs. blinds leer-z. ' PM} WAN-run - woman tor general-housework,

ran-ii . W 1o, 398 gratton 00' woman AT once-ours. "ﬁddle Its woman for geneglii housework. Pamii , t mp1 No children. Write or can mg gilt"? g- grvinﬁgt. Point-de- iiod-"lil " '

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SPECIAL OIL l’ EB M A N INTB. Mrs. Johnston's Beauty Salpnh -2 ~71

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Male Help Wanted

WANTED — GARAGE MECHANIC o; good helper. Apply National Selective OIUCB- 7474i‘

ma.) - WELL EDUCATED man over torty-ﬂve as a r0170"?!-

, A ply Seleclive Service Oltice, " Charlottetown, P. E. 1- 7-39

Teachers Wanted

warn; - TEACHER. Eon MT. Buchanan School. Supplement 5145.00. M. R.

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I ‘ron SALE - LAWN MOWER. m0 M 91- ohm Closing Swab

7-39 FARM. AP- 7-2'l-3i.

Martin's Garage.

FOB. SALE — SMALL ply "G." Guardian.

FOR SALE - THREE MILK cows. Waldron Seller, Argyle Shore. 7-29-21.

My tr. roa SALE-‘Ss DODGE sad 15000 oEwxE

miles. James Beer. 7-29-31

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FOR. SALE - 193B CHEVROLET Master. Garﬁeld MacKinnon, Clyde River. 7-28-21.

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TEACHER WANTED FOR. NEW London School. Supplement $200.00 (a ﬁrst school.)

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FOR SALE DRAFT MARE, ’l

years old. 1160 lbs. Clydesdale mare 2 years. Chester Weeks, Fredericton. 1-28-21,

FOR. coal ombination McClary stove in excellent. condition. Apply H. C- Guardian.

in perfect condition rive good tires. John Quigiey, Carleton Siding 7-29-31.

Creek Schoo . $125.00. Dan McEwen, Srecretaléy- ‘ 1-29- l.

Machinery

L-ii ----—_—-i-- DEWALT SAWS AND WOOD- working machines. Newest types available from direct iactorv rep- resentatives tor Canada, Quota- ticns gladly furnished-on applic- ation. De alt Disher Corpor- aliull- Ltd». 402 West Fender St, Vancouver, B. C- .

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Barristers and Attorneys-at- Law

MONEY T0 LOAN I54 Prince Street

H. F. McPhee B.A.. KL‘.

NOTARY m. BARRISTER some-non "rt Bulldln: Charlottetown

PALMER a hast/Ii

A. J. IIASLAM. B. BAIIIIISTER. ETC.

Bank nt Nova Sentla Chambers Charlottetown. P E. I MONEY. TO LOAN

Phone 85 P. 0. Box 12

Morrellano Company D. F. ARSIIIBALD

Chartered Accountants Eastern Trust Buildinl Charlottetown

FOB. SALE-IO” DURAN‘! SEDAN registered. also straight eight Studebaker. motor in good co dition. iv 62 Spring Park Road. 7-28-

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LOST-IN CITY LADYS WRIST watch (Westvilie). Finder leave at this ottice. - -2i.

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spectacles and case. containing registration oertiiicate and val- ue 1e papers. Phone Wit-lien”

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The Malpeque Women's Institute met at the home o! Mrs. Ralph Beairsto tor their July meeting on Tuesda evening. President PMS-id- ing an the meeting opened in the

usual way with the Ode and Creed. ---

There was a ood attendance o!

‘ an ro call was ans- wered by each member donating some piece o! clothin tor a. rei- ugee girl. A splendid onatlon was handed in by members and Others to be dis layed at. the District Con- vention he coming Week, PM“

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The mmittee in charge decided to postpone the Ice Cream social till 1t later date.

Receipts were acknowled ed from donation sent to the Gree Relief Fund oi $55.00.

The altering tor the evenine W!!! taken which amounted to $2.00- The singi oi the National An- them broug t the meetin! W l close-V.

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may re urn o s ﬁshermen from their work in Msy 190 was almost SLOIQWO 8ND"? than in May. 104d.

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Thus will be sold by Public Auction on the premises at I . Pownal on SATURDAY, the 31st DAY 0F JULY, 1948 P.M. the dwelling house, outbuildings and about two acres oi’ choice land.

"vtlllns Electric n n hted I 00d repels. on the plvbdylilg wsyJ time. from Charlottetown.

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NOTICE

All applications not. al- ready mailed ter Scholar- ships ln the Estate Owen Connolly are to be address- ed to Rev. John Sullivan, St. Houston's University.

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Grads VII: Walter Bell. ‘ Heel. Doris Bell. Alli-ed Ooolk.

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Grade VI. Margaret - ton. Certificates of standing in the year's work were also presented to the following Grade X pupils:- ﬂfvereii Compton. Grover Compton Tens MaoMiilan. Chris C

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Am C and 1' 1e 1.3 Am Tel U Tel 1M I-l Anaconda a 1-0 Beth Steel 6i Oboe-b Ohio l6 0-8 Edison 2 1-2 Illec Auto Lite 35 3-8 He 3'1 Den Motors B! 1-2 Gt Nor Pld S 1-4 eeo 3t 1-2 Mont Ward e4 ‘l-e N Y Central i’! N Am Cor l! 1-8 Phil Pet 47 b-l N J 58 1-2 Texas CCl-p nit/ed Air 82 8-4 U S Rubber U 5 0o Vansdlaum a 7-8 West Union 3-4 West Elec 91 1-4 Montreal Garb tibi I ‘l-l Abitsbi Pfd N 3-4 beswa N 1-2 A Oil W Bstihurst A 1S 3-4 Can Vickers 7 Dom Tar 8 3-4 Don A d 1-4 Fraser 18 Fraser V T C 18 1-4 ome 0 , 110 Imp Oil 1e a-a Int. Pete 33 W. it. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The monthly meetin of West Royalty W. I. was hed on June 23rd at the home o! . Harn- mond Sanderson with eleven mem- bers and one visitor in attendance. Roll call was answered with s. collection for Greek Fund which amounted to 315. It was moved and

seconded that. $15 be added to this and $30 paid to Greek War Relief. A delegation o! tour membersJVlrs- Gates. Mrs. Frizzel. Mrs. Charles Hurry and Mrs. Stetson were ap- pointed to attend tile annual school meeting and members to attend the Institute convention Mrs. Younker and Mrs. Grant.

Finished work tor this month 1 aighan, 25 dunnage bags, 1 pr. sea- marys socks and i. tuc -in.

Next meeting to be held at Mrs. Burke's with Mrs; Burke and Mrs. Bell on lunch committee. Meeting closed with the National Anthem- Lunch was then served by the com- mittee in charge.

MONTAGUE W. I.

The regular monthly metini! o! the Montague Women's Institute was held at Mrs. Harold Vickersolfs cabin on Monday evening, July 5th. The meeting was opened with the reading o! the minutes oi the last regular meeting and an exec- utive meeting. Thcre was no report from the sick committee. New com- mittee ior July. Mrs. Currie and Mrs. Mellish. The treasurer rc- ported proceeds of Rummage Sale for Grec Fund $33.90. This amount together with $5.00 from the Montague war work sewing club. was torwarded. Proceeds o! school concert $37.00

It as moved and seconded that a_ hearty vote of thanks be extend- cd to the committee and all who as- sisted in any way with the school concert: to Mrs. J.C. McLure for the use ct her home hy the Sew- ing Club ior the month of June and also to Mrs. Beer tor a dona- tion tor the Red Cross.

was rcad:-5 Russian reiiet dress- es. I boys‘ pullover sweater. 2 boys’ heather sweaters, 3 khaki sleeve- less sweaters. I air searnarfs stockings. 2 grey tuckins. 2 quilts. 1 Pi‘, pyjamas donated.

A letter was read from the Mon- tague A.D.C. thanking the Institute for a donation oi $5.00.

Plans were completed for the District Convention which is to be held in Montague on July 14th. An invitation unis extended to all members and visitors to attend the convention.

Mrs- Billie McLean and Mrs. H. Vickerson were appointed tn buy

The following Red Cross report '

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ANNUAL CAMP TRAINING

17TH (R) ARMOURED REGIMENT (P.E.I.L.H.)

Location — Beach Grove, P. E. L Dates-Gish August to 20th August inclusive

The Input possible attendance h requir- . who are unable to attend be- cause of labour shortage may obtain leave of absence from the Officer Commanding their Squadron. These not having obtain- ed special leave o! absence must attend. Dehnlters will be regarded as A.W.L.

OFFICER CORIMANDING

the convention. At the close o! the ting lunch was served by the L

. Herold Harvey. Mrs. sxioeh Newson; unch. Mrs. Lewis rrancis. liirs. Robert- Mayhew. Mrs. Heber Call- Iieid. Mrs. Verller Moore invited the members w meet. at her home [or August mating. Roll call to be answered with a Joke. Meeting ad

lourned.

Mrs. Harold Harvey read an gﬂ. dreae and Mrs. Bert ‘Prowsdale made ‘ a presentation to Mrs. Lewis Fran-i cis oi’ a reversible blanket on behnll . ._ or the members or the Institute.‘ l“

trustees and s. social halt-hour was spent. Congratulations were ex- tended to Mrs. Billie McLean on her 5th wedding anniversary.

WISTMOBELAND WODEN’! INSTITUTE

The Jilly meeting of Westmore- land W. L. was held at the hcrne oi’

Mrs. Roy Omaoman on Tuesday

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Hitler, who once said the duty of woynen o! the Reich to bear children to gr_ow up and become Nazis, has c. ChﬂhBqd. his mind. ~ lfere a Gejrrian girl helps a ﬁreman hose as manpower sholjtgige iorccs Nazi to recruit more and more women for heavy jobs.

averting. July 13. 1943. with 1t mem- G , _ hers and 3 visitors present. Meet- thleﬁe tl'1i<§ii§;°liirii§mm°§§§§°*§,o,§§5 Lug or l1ur~§lgﬁ1“f]m’°?ffg§leu$" . t. ' "l * K A . €§.°..1&°3.d"’b.’°a‘€$3.‘i“i."i.‘§i§é§ $.22,‘ .3353. “m” “s” h" 1" heHi-i-‘h 3 Dsvimyltp’ War—25 YBEIS _ Colleotio I amounted to 60 cents. A Lunch g,“ served by commuteelga: l the special w lulu-e!

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umber oi articles were passed in ior the child's shower. Minutes oi prevlolr- meeting were read and approved. _

Mrs. Harold Harvey read g very interesting D896!‘ about conditions in Greece, A collection o: the Dis- trict was made for the Greek Re- llei’ amounting to $17.90. New com-

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5 3 - m 4 , ., , . .. l - . . _. "lmws We"? “Dminitd- 5W- Mf-s nutritive quality‘. mpdwcsﬁibiliii? wit?‘ “illilrtlniibt-Tiig ii-Trinfhlilel 1131i: l " Ieweiiyn Gamble: Ed. Program. oconnmv and other‘ osscntinl: the ‘ ' <. ‘ ‘v ' ‘ O< Sun-m Mrs. Haber Macvittie. Mrs. Robert. feeds composing the ration 115W p, Domi ‘ ' Mlyhew: ‘Social Program. MrsUb-e closely’ scrutinized. both in rais-

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Joseph E. Davies. played by Walter Huston, is omozed by this tum oi events. cs is President Kolinin, played by Vlad‘ and Davies discuss the probable role of their two countries in the event oi wor in Europe. This enactment of or Warner Bros.' "MISSION TO MOSCOW." which is brought to the screen b Jock L. Warner, executive produc

gilts for the shower. tor tour year old children which is to be held at

Last Stand Area in Sicily and the Last Escape Port of. Messina

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Becleed into a corner in Sicily. the Axis makes its last stand in the mountainous area mazmed here. Mt. Etna blocks the smooth advance or Allied forces up me coast to the island's northwest tip. and the Axis has many torti- ticd positions in the foothills. Americans driving along the north coast may flank the Gor- maris and Italians in the Catarlia seotor. however. and iorcg a rapid Axis retreat to Messina. Only a two-mile strait separates sicily from the Italian mainland. but most terry communications here are reported bombed out in recent weeks. Disaster may its ahead ror any Axis iorccs who attempt a mass evacuation at Messina without support oi air

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