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     q , gin-m“ aunmmn 0 a g Wedding llfflcere of ll. ll. S. S. ueen Sharlotte 
     
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     :  illuminant»; 313st: 80.0%“ c? '1 final-hum" ‘$7? coromnny "must ' ’ 
     
     f,‘ News lubeerlptlala Alerting o! eolcrewotnnstm  fi n:  c 
     
     1 at five cents a Ind. atrietly pay- 
     
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     1"“ “m, Inlet Street. aunl cruel, frqnsivilb ltreee cnsswzu. for photographs- 
     
     II‘ _._ A beautiful wedding ceremony of 
     
     tZTIlrTm will in delivered to as; hole ll our communicators LII‘! maim- more than usual interest was per- 
     
     ' Fang” q in per M! er Ila |n not. Phone Ill h: lib service ANCE. formed in iZon United Church at 
     
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     u“; Wfllllelllgolnafinrgllg‘ n-usuéoelmsoygb Mlle lay Wed. ucl: mm ‘mm! Bllma. crutch Strut. won; daillhler of w. and Mrs. 
     
     tho Ifflxemmm "4"" - ‘Hi-ll M“, h Please use side entrance. ‘rela- HWWOIILLMOOsa JlWJ-llil former- 
     
     i°' m“ 0°’ li-P-ill- -ron slim-m a r import-i u m" ' phm’ m’ ‘m-L ' NHL lll-lg: it“ ndeer "gglfgbleiflamshg 
     
     I '—"‘ ‘ "iwhmhj “NW1 i" ' ‘ llwr- ‘m: rnoonesslvs Conserv- Bulnmerside an r s01; of Mrs N’ 
     
     ‘JAB-M  5% “Elva? gww.“  wrlunrg: ' ‘°w§!a...°""**"~ ative Party has arranged to give S. Chan, Wulchow kwangal, Cilia). _ ' 
     
     I," cons “mm uuuumn. m. swam-m.‘ mum BRIAN out election returns at the and the late Rev. N. S.Chan. g a 
     
     '4‘ ‘Bndlcrifiiitblllldlnll lately re- ———- ’ DONLEVY ““°.‘€2o$‘.‘°2e“' m“ o is ft‘. eaaghmw' a arflynrnud. Mtgkm Um" 3 ' ‘it 
     
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     fined. Three miles from um t “upon liAlelfl-r-lllilgbfl o! hoe: MIRIAM HOPKINS mony and wu ass the “ i? a _ é ~ 
     
     “ton. W. C. Forbes. W 0 A P153. W" l- ly 60 bounds.   NUBSWS ALUMNAE will hold brother of the gloom Rev. S. Paul " '  ' ' ' 
     
     "w o-li-al. may Austin 0- Murphy. Alpacas‘. ~ STER léawanalllgllélgegilng fitl the ‘fill-tee chsn, Montreal, who’ rend the Hmafifiméiiitwriérlh; iulll-‘Ligutg lzlan gibcrfobgnnsn. sub-ueutoecrze 
     
     . *‘“ _ .» l1‘ l 05D ii on y. Sorpture nd led in in - ' - m“ ll - e11 r on Ha k r, s b-Li 
     
     gmitrnfiglglvlatn Slllicalillefllllllélgxlllf _mn “Li. _ with, m‘ Sept. 1'1 at 8 pm. 8-15-1741. Chinese" amludln; Mb,"’5,",°’,,,,,,. lglillirinfiorkum. Front Row: left LO right; Lieu‘, Greg crlvwfey_ L16“, $3, 
     
     m, Sept 3m, summer. horse (Black) 1050 lbs. is-ul le for Tum AND-Fnmhyglh u diction in English. a on, Lleut. Bob Morris Lieut. Charles MacKenzle, Paymasfcr Lleut. 
     
     $0“??? T. Clarke. Jeweler. zggyul-sliliaggvel-anwersl “PW! “m, M‘ some“ 1m m“: wlfg Drag; gizgflielshegajjdfggfwgtfim] ‘Jim Belyea, Surgeon Lieut. Gordon Wheelook. 
     
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     woman éédCorflanxle 0cm? go“ hone (Red) um ‘u. A“ wlfihliluflea a??? Thlieldcagggyeiflnilne: ers and followed by the two brides-f 
     
     ' ' - Y‘ - duty made 6 clossin estelda ' m" n "S3 
     
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     ’-' 150.00 ch. l l"- i" Y- bl . 
     
     4:01-11 Miss Mil" Kiimii m“ lbs. coo‘; worllreéfhlilm hifaesoa) mo: "1 ell? gfregnllllgnfltolxerloarll p.13“ - 
     
     lil Welgeg: zgghigrlftlgggmglg; Walter s. Weeks. my»: w. o-le-ll. A o mmiliugflgg;,fllgn $13; lb white. or; the arm of heryrsthe?‘ Pflfigy Takgn For  i 
     
     ll 4° e ' ' d ——— LS NEWS wesw enyoyedb ve 20o sol- The bride's gown of white satin. y t 
     
     will“ Ewéifikf,“ Jfifgléwrfiynfil -i-"UNeltlu. YESTIBDAY- The dicrs. sailors and genfibrcellent io-ahlono with aweetbea l neck- , 
     
     itutgé-gl). R‘ Tbmflmm romce ‘h funeral of the late Joseph L. Perry, Show: 7.30 and 9.15 music. was purnished by M m“? line, fitted low torso bodice and a’   
     
      ruin  i-i-ii- chastised?‘ tl.“‘°s€.'“°l‘=i‘t°r§ rlwl- AT w aliehoirlsztlllci: llfflhllfifi tvlzltsnflsih $;‘...i.‘.‘.’““§§3i 99 5 Bil 
     
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     lll “'"‘°“‘.°§”“°m°“u a“ 5"“? Wow his com Andrew. Clovis. tertainment fficer. She wo-e a gin 1r e58 bmsmm" A 1.1m, m. By FRANK rbsmznry t, 
     
     persldc, Sept.‘ As? mstll“ one sine‘ Arthur. Town-t. wmmd ma Ed. _____ as he: -on]y argue“ znéanéln 51f Déiflg-proteéltlolstoi titixrancte Policy for the \ 
     
     dllné-eozo;  umseuerp Hgynw géfgghw by m ofnzyg uilcmmvgcés r Flllvlllaéllgh IEIESTERDAYH- The a cascade bouqet of Arrfglfllclfq‘ the“. ‘amines mes ill (y? 53:31:12“ as? (Canadian Press Staff Writer) 
     
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     llmln 6t Co; Lid-i R-T- Hiflmflil 01" Iellan who also performed the last Klrrllrroin ‘flock; Pat. wagslrcl; fiesta‘; fililltuetyqgses kimerspersed Wllhnfife aglsl-chesfgliy Coumlll lllfl 155m» OTTAWA, Sept. 14—iCPl -- The 
     
     flit Rm 1mm?“ Cmb- “4541- rites at the grave.—-S day afternoon from the Cutciiife Patsy‘ W058"?! aileglgillhgll‘.  I spirited ‘gi,,,,‘effi,,wef§e,jg,‘g',:g‘lo,  Canadian army H6905 men and Willi 
     
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     Air-CENT GUESTS - MY- ""1 -on I-‘UBLOUGH-AS. Roland SUMMERSIDE enlrileersveowferehceoriflllbifead by it??? 5km“ 8°" with matching lace m‘ 9"“- ‘"“‘ ‘he "°““°“- gllntthguevcgrntaeilasc. cThf-gvangillilaln 
     
     m, c. Arthur Potter, Alexander m“, m“ o; Mr, and Mira, Joseph o. Carlyle Webster. The pallbearers “l ‘he “mm- ‘t 15‘ "hi1 Willis. coun. McKee prslded in the ab- Pm“ “as bee“ illmm“ “l m“ 
     
     gueet, had a5 r908"!- Eliesis- Mr- Ciow o! Summcrslde is at preseflt  MQIJZMZTM were: Messrs. Newton Taylor, Silur- Wm‘? 3 “"38 M1’ We 18% 118$ 0! 15W sence of Mayor B,“ R3} 1;Q1mun_ authority. _ 
     
     [lid Mrs. W. M. Mel-lsh. o! Sum- ‘spending a lwlough w“, h“ p“, —- .- __ “eon curry, “an 5mm, Howard straw and carried a mixed bouquet ‘mun b,,_,,,u,e,. “MW, ma, he Anyccnclusions wrawn from yea- 
     
     merslde, P.E.I. Mr. Mellish is em,“ yo as he 15 (amluuly 5mm,’ Charles McDuugan and of yellow chrysanthemums and had secured one of me Eest poucics tEl‘d§iys_announcement Oi a le- 
     
     mrnsgcr of the Canadian Bank of known m his ‘fiends jammy me LflSt GllIlS Ralph Gorveatt, Interment in peach toned gladioll. lrom l-lyllumall oz Co ‘inls poncy ductlon lll the hcrnc operational cs- 
     
     cm-lmerce, in summerside, and he m“, about “,0 ye,“ w, “w; m; ____ flignfield cemetery. Tho dainty bsidesmaids. Miss gave the 55st, coyefagé 5,, m. pl-o- tablisilmcnt or the army ‘.0 the el- 
     
     n: on his holiday-b lhey were a been on active service most o! the (Conunued from page 1) __.___ Emma Wong and Miss Jean Tal, lectlon of the men and unnuug“ n lczt that fewe; men may b2 called 
     
     oeel rt the Polirr homo- —Now time since llstment end has - ~=___._-__.-___~= s'r. nuusmlv-s unrvclcsrry Regina. wore identical gowns of did not. give complete protection it "P iillimlllifl"! service i“ "W" m‘ 
     
     Glasgow Nun's, been on convoy dllty to Hid ‘Wm lature the Liberals have chmp- OPENS -St. Dunstan: University Pastel Dlhk. picture hats o! white lessened the responsibility of City m“ m me“ ‘my be ‘manned 
     
     ——— the old country several times duI- aigned chiefly on the oasis OI. me under the rectorship of the Rev. R. lacy straw and carried bouquets o: it'll-on uoulu not assume to under- ‘mm V“ “"35 a" “nderscwd m 
     
     -llED C5055 Wonk-Th‘! lll! hi5 D9504 03 RYi/lile-"s government's record since lt took V. Mackenzie, opened yesterday. creamy yellow gladloll with centres “We m? Pm" Wlllmlit great cost. b‘? wlmou} r°'““da“°.n- d t i 
     
     llorth Beilcilue Ciimmunllli chm ——— office 1935. "Let the Jones There was one of the largest ell-i ffirmed of mauve sweet, pggg, The Councillors Mclxee, Butler, and I“ annrummll dlsna“ me“ d; 
     
     Crfifi-“hil-mei-Wllh M's-CNS‘ —RECEPTION AT MALPIIQUE Government nnlsh its job." has rollments that the Unlve;sltv has little flower eizl. May Chan of Mwoilaiu we v-vv Rec-order Mclr- "i6 all“ d1“! 8i“ amlcri’??? Dkjl 
     
     ttrlliliilil" m‘ me“ August "we" Mr. and Mrs. George MacKay were been a maJor appeal. had during the past fevl years. Ap- Asslnlbola, were an azure ' blue ‘m ‘meied Sliiiemelllfi in hcwrd- b“ mam.“ l"? slh ivlslrls. ~ 
     
     lTww" "mmbers present; sew“ at home to their many friends on Among me clllcl planks in the proximately 11f: boarding students vikle length dress of point dcsprit “me Wm‘ Cw“ Chimiuer- Cmm- fell-Ce Mmmfi: Ral5t°n~sa1d';¢ me 
     
     hil1?“,':'E§£¥;§§ll3{°8.%2%‘iill£“s%§‘.? Friday evening Sept. 3rd in honor government's plllnorln has been registered. The total number lrl- over taffeta. blue flowers ln her,“,§‘-“‘°h§‘d Fgref’? m ‘“°.i‘°'1'~‘" W‘ rhoturhlgfilherle lgmtgxlrfizgnletdlfctlcn 
     
     2528*)? MES. Chester Bowness, was a‘ u?“ 5%" ‘Eleianelih $10 “:9 Ring-l ieggswgfgtltgnselrxlg “afgfllfillvtff glggmiéhgfel’ lfgglilééié‘: Egg élggnilgiélilllr;  ‘isl-algefhglélgid hrxfioselgsy Ogeroses: o rfiféecggifggg";‘oiixf§é“ggi13gb in lequllements for operational 
     
     qnllted during the afternoon. Col- - . W 0 8 Dre llBY n ‘Eavemment 9mm," Junes‘ said- th -t m t“ A f o clad in b] k S-d e(l' ng arerHML James walker‘ “green m my troops ln Canada does not mean 
     
     lecllon amounted to $2.30. At the married to Mlu Irene Underh l o _, r _ - e eac ng s a . p.o ess r _ ac an wlhte satin, was cepumce o; the D0333. bu, asked that the demand ls reduced for 
     
     ~ d d Fr h Riv . Th house was taste- would consider and deal Willi the from Quebec will undertake the Geoge Chan of AS5111 boi . T ‘ - . i. ‘ .- "  
     
     Pgaeggblévig},xafwégrsanzflswfie nlfigcdocmfized 1:, red why,‘ am] many problems which are bound teaching of French this year, igrcom was attended by hlas brothf'$m'é|1a\".,k1\§a§°efd (bu; ,,,°.°“,°;§‘§,§f,‘§ ovzellliceiafutcr in the gestem¢ng;_ 
     
     Chinese Relief Flintl- Luncheon blue with a profusion o! out ilow- "° be s“ “‘“’°"“““ m“ u“ “a” l" “h Dan R. chen. Summeisldel sible for clrtaln errcluslohl m h. In “The °°“5°°“‘~‘“°.° is “m "m" 
     
     us served by the hostess, assisted erg and potted plants. Prettily dec- EMYVALE MAN INJURED-Mr. P. E. I. and the ushers were Messrs. lieu Qf [his he Suqgefied ma,‘ must be no lel-up in the enlistment 
     
     hyille luncheon cmmlttee. lifter armed Sea,“ o1 hum;- wem placed [loomed Large Joseph Coady of Emyvalc received Ben Yea, Lloyd Chan both of SSS-I ham- yerms m the 51,, be °b_ of men for gcncral service. The 
     
     which the moi-lll! vilified “ll-h m9 in the drawing room for t bride cuis and bruise; and a broken rip kgfggn and Alffgd Qua“ Moose‘ mined v “y llow inlo the reinforcement stream 
     
     gm; Next mating to be held the Lnd .00,“ M“ mmpwn presided Postavar reconstruction and re- yesterday lll a. traffic accident ncar Jaw, ' ' , 5am; Pickard and r-erem. Mqm must be steadily maintained to 
     
     rfterncoll of September 21st lit the L ma‘ who ma a - ‘he and“ o! habllitatlon also have loomed Clyde River Bridge. A half-tan M, mm“; Pound" s“ “ed Lhe- Lean and Acon‘, 5mm ‘W ,.',‘}m.a‘,ed l provxle as Plilllilfid f9!‘ Diesel" and 
     
     Mrs Jas. E. Macdonalil-S. g‘ e p s large in the Progressive Conserv- truck in which he was a, pJSSEIIZBX‘ ' ., f") , .9  . “ ‘future action." 
     
     W“ °i the Wéddmfl March 9°51“ “rm atlve platform In addition the and which was driven bv his son wfidmi’ music and urc°m°amedllhe Statements °‘ Eu-l.‘ ‘vnmm and Canadian casualties in the battle 
     
     _w. M. S. MEETING-The Aux- gaewnlgfiigg byclagpifindwfifs agccglggg party has pledged itself to ' more Aeneas Cgadlnwwss in ‘collision wiltlh x15; ‘hi; Ifvgfigi; m? fsgllfmlro Pa; fzfvid‘ clgligiégfafificgdm“ Shuuld ‘e’ of sécily lwitn one division en- 
     
     ilislyof the North Bedeque United - ' ‘ ‘m aid for agrlculetd-e, development oi another Bl- h l-Yllc Yve“ Y 1,91,; 1M1 Fire chief Angus MacEachern “g5 m“ "m" ., 
     
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     WSS 811 0° l“- lC i M t Pi e‘e e e ra ‘ ." f“ i‘ , , ov e_ 
     
     with 0 8°° l educational system. a hi“ a" °l1n Bil “Ce W‘ Han Hotel’ when, the reception algeufilerfirxzleurl‘ here always Lady to ,lfe“fifi,,,,},‘j§’f,‘f’fe,,§fomefifenl, which 
     
     y‘ must bc continuously moving up 
     
    
   
   
    
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     llonziry monthl 
     
     readers were. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lira James Clarke, 
     
    

    
     Carruthers and Mrs. 
     
     Quirrle. Prayer was 
     
     Ben]. Jaldllle. The 
     
    

    
     lrdship Secretary lll’ 
     
     home calLs" and ihreo hospital calls 
     
     made during August. A benediction 
     
     closed the meeting-S. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Delaney of Summcrside 
     
     the sad news stating 
     
     his only blozhcr Dolor 
     
     blown mclchant and 
     
     oi the firm R. Delaney ands 
     
    
   
   
    
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     been ailing only s. few 
     
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     ased hlm about four years ago. e 
     
     allowing children are lefg tcdirllzltién gum‘ fives; hagavirlinfisg Ml-Mongg; be used for w“ mm m 6mm and 
     
     ‘l 05$ 0 fl l1 all e av E B 0 ° n - ' monthl meetln e omens 
     
     llhcr- Five daushtora. namely morning to resume his duties with  camhflatgs Fm’ Auxlllagyy of the ifirletlllsi. ‘ldvetlohel Swim that on happy occasions it 
     
     lillyMlidelgb teacher gt House HJFPihe R C. A. F. stationed at Surly, Institute for the Blind was held in galls “iswmglg {frtéxlltmla rgrzicrril- 
     
     r, rs, meo ‘ msur, I , t 5;- t _ .' S m I‘ n ren 5 
     
     iicncion, u. n, District Red Cross “wit” I Angflcan Minist s15, "Qept? "‘?rt§.w2,H‘§y°,§‘.e°“.,-'§f§ii,l, and relatives in China with a. gift 
     
     iliaa- House Harbor‘ Mra- 9"" . - ry There was a splendid attendance. of this sort- l-le than called on an 
     
     Tillie Alsciwllll. Montreal; MTE- “w- M- s’ M55115‘; "' T“ Mrs. D. J. Riley, the president c|. ‘ elder ember o! both the Chan 
     
     Fliilllilld Thcrlalllt. Mil-gale“ 15' Kill"! um" wM-s' a ‘he cupled the chair. Much lscussionland Won! family l0 0"" wllfira“ 
     
     ands. The three gong are omemgn- United Church met at the home mnoNTo Sept 14_,cP,__-me moi; place concerning m; dilly whlclriulhtions to the bride and groom 
     
     Montreal: Albert. Inspector of Fla - of Mrs. Edward MacMordo on enem s “ca ot-the church or ,5 to be held autumn,‘ Sam mh and also on me new w K shaver 
     
     glee House l-larbo": ymond. Mondly ' .. Milli" wm- $131M“; n Cgnada m,“ night, NJ and it ls to be hoped that every- who offered the tout  the bide’ 
     
     “l” °i>ml°l °i l" “mm” Th" w" l 1°“ "'°“°'“°‘ °’ uested Archbishop n r Owen ibow will help so worthy a cause-Ito which the groom responded h-Z ' 
     
     Marine, now station . in Bill-uh members. The Presbyl-fllln lll!‘ $111,“, o; m Qgnada ‘wjmye a‘- The members have gone to a lot o! En 115)] and in qhinege 
     
     uolumbla. The funera was held on iliary had been invited l0 “M!” commission train“; of can-lwork to make this Tag De. one of 15h, b 1d my ' m 1 ~~ 
     
     “WW Selllombel 5"‘ °° B“ and =- lar" hirhw We" "°1°°"" diaries for the rnlnlsdvgwhlch will the mori- aiimaliiil- All" 518m“- l t l rh e a “mm gal “l” 
     
     lliadellnes Catholic church. How ed. ms. Stirling Miner was lead- mp0,, to m. m... mes“... o; m. able discussion about the different‘ “ e’ “ ' ° we“ m’ “ we “g "p n 105cm s. McMILLAN 
     
     "wh-s- cr oi lilo devotional rrliod- which assembly in 1946 "s resblhtlorr pre.‘ I pal-sons whom this society ‘r now “f film‘; Qfilisb-uwhm‘ Fwfl‘ F ' D ' 
     
     '—-"" opened with c8111 to lvllllhlll "id sented by the rural deanery of tending the meetln! lldllillflled Erzvgnfnvstheobrldgggfi‘ ‘ac; or Pronflnm; physman ",3 “new 
     
     APAREWELL PARTY _ A plea- me hymn "Just for Today" recit- pews River, Alta" urging hppclnt- ' until a further date. n d 5- H’ u b, k ‘ o’ Chamuem,“ “in” Edwud 
     
     not evening was sceni- i" u" ed in unison. Readings re ative tolmeng °t '5 cmmissgon on mull l‘; °T° g" l!" ‘W l’; "M "Mesa mm“ chaflmat; o’ ‘he Bu“, o‘ 
     
     home of Mr. and Mrs. Georgi! the theme "Stewardship" were church work in Canada with special SANITARY OFFICERS REPORT ° e5 “t? 5 m" °€ ‘a’? r- ‘m Tmn-n of ‘he Maritime now“, 
     
     Rogers, Freetown, on Sept. Sill-- given by several numbers. The reference to the Church of Eng- —A total of $68 in dog laXes Wore M?“ C m“ m‘ e " H" h°m° ‘l s l ‘A c, “on ‘m, mm“, 
     
     alien a number of friends and singing of hymn ‘Take ‘Time to land, also was adopted at last collected in Charlottetown ln si-mmer-"ldh P- E~ 1- '°"h°° Mmm“ ii “g1 Assoc,» 
     
     neighbors gathered to bid iaro- Be Holy" closed this period. Rev. night's session. August, Mr. M.W. Reardon, ren- Amohs tho many telegrams o! f lac "u!" "1', , "W 
     
     tell to Mrs. John McCr-rvill, fieo- E.J.O. Fraser, a. returned miss- Bishop P. Harrington of Quebec. ltary officer sald ln a report pl-e- cilillllal-"lai-lillls received Film lell" ‘,‘;"|‘C°"‘m 4:¢“°“‘ f,“ ‘an, n, 
     
     town. who is leaving to spend B- lonary was then introduced and sup rting the request made to pared for the City Council. Col- live-l and mail“ we" Smiling-s l’ “ “m ‘m "‘ I 1',“ i" 
     
     lew months in the United States gave a splendid address telling of Arc bishop Owemsald there should ; ectlon o1 do; y,“ 1; pa", o; his from the Chinese Consulate in the Maritime l-loillllll “Mia”!!- 
     
     with her daughters. Alter the us. his work among the Koreans. He be a non-classical course for certain duties Mr. Reardon said he ln- Torohio- l"°l'\‘°""' ""1 °Y'“""°- D“ "f 
     
     llllll nee" . the meeting was was listened to with deep interest cgsrltgggm rgrcpicily rggecracfilltigilg- specléeidill éffiguratflh during ‘the “gut oi, ilcdwn guealtasinéllidedhney- inirlllalllmiznfvhlhgflifilli,“Qmillnéfl: 
     
     tied "_ an- te s e r - mon na on o oher u . P-lih rli- Ml - all. 0U- 
     
     t“ °"““" M“ w‘“‘“‘ F’ “d "mimd ‘ “"‘"“’“°“‘ "° in Sllnda school tea-chins. They included the inatpectign e5: real: Mrs. Bing we. Mrs. Tel, Ml" ‘Mhfvrulllflme {Prlhfics “lfftlhi 
     
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     cllilpbell and a. suitable gift was 
     
     Presented by M 
     
     Ihd a beautiful bouquet by Miss 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Tllllv Arc Jolly 
     
     licCarvlll in a very 
     
     htr thanked one and all for the 
     
     l' and rcepcc 
     
     f"! particular time 
     
     hit words could not. express he!‘ 
     
     thinks and appreciation for 
     
     kindness ln remembering ha: at 
     
     this tllrve and hoped that before 
     
     ii She would qgaln have 
     
     iilusure in meeting them £1. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘lilllly lunch 
     
     Mien and h 
     
     0f the 
     
    
   
   
    
     h most pleasant evening's 
     
    
   
   
    
     t. 
     
     entertainment 
     
    
   
   
    
     l" h». rote tulle! el 
     
    
   
   
    
     iilsoscumuuiisiois 
     
    
   
   
    
     e- NIUIIIIC mu 
     
     UIIASPIRIH 
     
    
   
   
    
     —"r'~wllwronruue 
     
    
   
   
    
     A 
     
     o5 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     loll r |l"lli|l\ h. wt Wu,- 
     
    
   
   
    
     y programme 
     
     Mrs. Robert Baker. 
     
     Mrs. Clement 
     
     Clarke Mc- 
     
     ofiercd by Mrs 
     
     christian Stew- 
     
     ported f0 
     
    
   
   
    
     EREAVEIL-Dr. M. 
     
     received 
     
     the death or 
     
     Delaney, well 
     
     lobster llllckei‘ 
     
     Son, 
     
     Magdalen liilldfl. 
     
     Delaney hwd 
     
     weeks Prev" 
     
     wife predec- 
     
    
   
   
    
     8 
     
     words expressed 
     
    
   
   
    
     the gathering. An 
     
    
   
   
    
     rs. John Jardlne 
     
    
   
   
    
     after singing For 
     
     Good Fellows. Mrs. 
     
     plQflBln-v mon- 
     
    
   
   
    
     t ho her at 
     
     “$3 stated 
     
    
   
   
    
     such 
     
     the 
     
     A 
     
     was served lilo 
     
     er friends. The sinc- 
     
     National Anthem 
     
    
   
   
    
     to a clove. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PIRIN 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,i. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     and extended a 
     
     to the bride. The 
     
    
   
   
    
     William Thompson 
     
     Frank Beairsto read 
     
     and Mrs 
     
     them on the table. 
     
     half o! 
     
     ed all lar their 
     
     with the many 
     
     eluding e number 
     
    
   
   
    
     For Thev Are Jolly 
     
    
   
   
    
     ished by Mr. 
     
     panied by 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ml‘ 
     
     itlnl 
     
     fax —S. - 
     
     ud 
     
     in the U. S. 
     
     home in 
     
     enjoyable visit. -S. 
     
     —.Pte. G0 
     
    

    
     trig a few days 
     
     and family in 
     
    
   
   
    
     civil Service, 0t 
     
     her llcation with 
     
     Mr. and 
     
     ban . 
     
    
   
   
    
     cordial welcome 
     
     presentation fol- p, 
     
     lowed of a beautiful china dinner ma; pubnc Qwnefsbjp or n11 elect. 
     
     set and several articles of bed linen “CB1 and , 
     
     from Malpeque community.‘ The 
     
     numerous other gifts were opened‘ 
     
     by Mrs. Harold Woodside and Mrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .Charles Taylor 
     
     Mr. McKay on be-_bers against four Progressive Con- 
     
     ‘is bride and himself thank- servatlves. Three of the seals were l 
     
    
   
   
    
     utiful gifts 1n- 
     
     of envelopes from l8 
     
     many friends. All joined 
     
     Good Itellcwsl , 
     
     and oclock ADIT" and close at "V" the month One new case was re- 
     
     ported. The bVltillidSlltlllrlblitlfS 250C101; 
     
     0 ll TEDDY 58 B n “Elli ibrlde and groom he presented an 
     
     there were 57 birth , 4B d ath d ~- 
     
     27 marriages in Charlotteetowrshan ‘envelope conmmmg $000 in chub 
     
    
   
   
    
     A delicious lunch was served 
     
     dancing was enjoyed. Music fum- 
     
     Alonw l-Iolma accom-l 
     
     Miss Mae Belle Wood- 
     
     side. At a late hour sll left for their 
     
     homes after wishing the bride and 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     of thanks. Mr. Russell MacKay in 
     
    
   
   
    
     _-Miss Eunice Olow, daughter of 
     
     . and Mu. Joseph vis- 
     
     friends and relatives in Hell-I 
     
    
   
   
    
     _.___. 
     
     —'Mil Nina B bury 
     
    

    
     been visiting frien-"a and rolllivol 
     
    

    
     A. has return 
     
    

    
     erslda after 
     
    
   
   
    
     rdon Sullivan is 
     
    
   
   
    
     leave th his 
     
     Silmmerside-S. 
     
    
   
   
    
     —Mlss xlthleerrnoulter of 
     
     tawl is dl 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Ilrle Quilter. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The 0.0.2‘. platform included a 
     
     omiae to work toward the even- J 
     
     hone systems lrl thc 
     
     Island besides a number of elec- 
     
     toral and social reforms. Soldier 
     
     re-settlement also ls a plank 
     
     while NLrsJthe platform. 
     
    

    
     the greeting-s, The government. at 
     
     arranged of the House, numbered 23 mem- 
     
    
   
   
    
     words along vacant. The C.C.F. has never had 
     
     a member ln the Island House and 
     
     ln a campaign for 
     
     in singing 
     
     e 
     
     clock. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Discuss Training 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘pl-inching, tilkng services arlsh 
     
    
   
   
    
     l‘.‘1§h,“‘§§,‘,ni§§§ Sig“ ggfifzeerv- 5%‘: visiting and church organlzat on in 
     
     meeung c1 “m, the‘ hymn partnership with parochial clergy 
     
     “Take My “w. ind m’ mm», and by means of actual experience. I 
     
     prayer in unison. Ice cream and I 
     
     u" “l” “.‘:“;r"l2°.l’. ‘h...’ "a; |: - |:- d 
     
    

    
     fl. V0 I - 
     
     R-eslbytertan WMS. was tender.   s 
     
     i} the‘ hgsdtesls‘. A Jim; ‘sou with’ - 
     
    

    
     rs. : ac my an 
     
     m... as... Going Tough 
     
    

    
     Ill-SOMALI 
     
    
   
   
    
     IDNDON. Sept. l1 — (AP) — 
     
     The Germans, rushing to secure 
     
     their grip on orth and central lt- 
     
     al , announ today tnat Benito 
     
     Ialssollni had taken orsonal con- 
     
     trol of the new puppe Fascist Nat. 
     
     Honal Government. had sought to 
     
     who has “Mel Italy's cgpitulation to the 
     
     Allies and had proclaimed the rule 
     
     Ml‘ of the House of Savoy at an end. 
     
    

    
     a m0“ Reports filtered acroos Italy's 
     
     borders that the rebirth of Fasclsln 
     
     had not been well received in that 
     
    

    
     d-l embattled country. 
     
    

    
     l6] The Italian army reportedly was 
     
    

    
     solidly against Mussolini, and the 
     
    

    
     United Nations Radio at Algiers 
     
    

    
     said bitter opposition to the Ger- 
     
    

    
     mans was spreading all over Italy, 
     
     with many outbreak! of flf“ in 
     
     the streets of Rome itself. 
     
    

    
     The whereabouts of Mussolini, 
     
     object o1 who} the Nazis describ- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Clow is 
     
    
   
   
    
     e670 
     
    
   
   
    
     wt 
     
    
   
   
    
     Q 
     
     @611 III 
     
    
   
   
    
     - ' er parents. 
     
    
   
   
    
     L081‘ ‘IN 
     
     white gold- 
     
     er please leave 
     
     ward. 
     
    

    
     FOUND 8 
     
     Dumtan’: 
     
    
   
   
    
     at 
     
    
   
   
    
     n 
     
     by 
     
     {fifth-em or 
     
    
   
   
    
     eat. play oen. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Too Late To Gulf)’ 
     
     cannons-room. 
     
     - rind- 
     
    
   
   
    
     TITFAY lulu s-r.' c’ 
     
     ""'  3 T H M A 
     
    
   
   
    
     POI SALE-PBAM, 
     
     car seat. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lest. Apply 6S I'll-Io! 
     
    
   
   
    
     ed as s , ‘ "rescue" by 
     
     German parachute troops two days 
     
     ago, s ‘ ‘ an enemy secret 
     
     The German Radio said filrther 
     
     ‘announcements about new 
     
    
   
   
    
     Guardian. lle- I 
     
     O-lI-ll 
     
    
   
   
    
     the 
     
    
   
   
    
     KELLOGG’. 
     
    
   
   
    
     DIG-ii. 
     
    
   
   
    
     IIIGII CHAIR- 
     
     ‘ toilet 
     
    
   
   
    
     0-10-11. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘RELIEF 
     
    
   
   
    
     ell.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     l-wa --.> n-ii 
     
    
   
   
    
     called to the scene of the accident, 
     
     rendered first aid in 
     
    
   
   
    
     ment. Both dllvers escaped lnjurry.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     m ,265 chest examinations were made 
     
     -lri Charlottetown during August, 
     
     dissolution  
     
     lfor the province said in a report 
     
     to the City Council. Three cases of 
     
     tuberculosis were 
     
     the month. There were no com- 
     
     municable diseases requiring to be 
     
     quarintlned reported during 
     
     month. A tot 
     
    
   
   
    
     |l0 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     was held. The mother of the bride, 
     
    
   
   
    
     and took the , 
     
     ured man to Ur. H. Yeo for treat- 
     
     Hoy Wong wore a two piece 
     
     afternoon dress with beige lace 
     
     trim and beige hat. Her cozszlge 
     
     was of pale pink roses. The Sev- 
     
     t/ember sun shone on the bride's 
     
     table centered with the hands-cine 
     
     wedding crlke set with roses and 
     
     blanked in tulle and encircled with 
     
     baskets cf multicolored gladloll. 
     
     Mrs. J. J. Koch. of Strasbourg, 
     
     presided at the tea table during 
     
     the reception. 
     
    

    
     Rev. Paul S. Chan, acting as 
     
     master of ceremonies, spoke l0 the 
     
     guests in English and in the Chin- 
     
     ese language. On behalf of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     HEALTH REPORT—A total of 
     
    
   
   
    
     . B.C. Keeping, city health o1- 
     
     er and deputy minister of health 
     
    
   
   
    
     located during 
     
    
   
   
    
     the 
     
     a1 of 31 cases of ven- 
     
     real diseases were treated during 
     
    
   
   
    
     ese cu.rency to a representative c! 
     
     INSTITUTE FOR. nuxn - The ‘m’ Chine” Be“e"°‘°“‘ ‘Emmy w 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wilson. Mrs. Jee Clun and facility, 
     
     Miss Jean Tal, all of Regina; Mr. 
     
     Ben Yea, Mr. Lloyd Chan. both of 
     
     Saskatoon; Mr. T. Acheson, Win- 
     
     nipeg: May and George Chan, 
     
     Asslniboia; Mr. Dan R. Chan, Sum- 
     
     merside, PEI: Mrs. Marshall. Mr. 
     
     and Mrs. Walter Hansen. Mr. and 
     
     Mrs. E. Erickson. Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     Oscar Hansen. Mrs. J. J. Koch, all 
     
     of Strasbourg, Seek. 
     
    
   
   
    
     eleven lavatories, twenty.two toll- 
     
     ets, seven public yards, nine pub- 
     
     lic stables. one slaughter house, 
     
     the Hygenlc Service Company's 
     
     dump. four hudred private yards, 
     
     rty-slx outside toilets and (our 
     
     private stables. Conditions at all 
     
     places inspected were satisfactory" 
     
     the inspector said. 
     
    

    
     Racist Government would come 
     
     from Mussolini himself. 
     
    

    
     The some broadcast declared ‘that 
     
     Edda. Clam, wife of the former 
     
     Italian foreign minister and am- 
     
     bassador to the Vatican, Count 
     
     Galeazco Cisno, was with Mussol- 
     
     ini's family. It denied, however. 
     
     tnat Ciano was on his way to Rome 
     
     to 32in the new Fascist Govern- 
     
     men . 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     CANADIAN ARMY 
     
    
   
   
    
     l (Continued from page l) 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     - er do we. 
     
     "Contract the situation in Can- 
     
     ada with “the tsgtuiatlgtn ‘hare, where 
     
     “Apart from everything else. tlhe We 8Y8 s lll- l‘! fl Ho?’ 
     
     events which occurred in the last "vW-“l mppmed w wmsw“ 
     
     “mon o; m; pact", 8mm w-mc“ Churchill! speech in which he said 
     
     21,156 1;, impggggighgo, 9mm w; éaregldjogfl the tools and we will do 
     
     o any poo a Racist Cow - ~ 
     
     emmmg, c; Duty," Th, gum“ Made bolder by this demonstrat- 
     
     bmmcn; mm ion of support, democratic senator 
     
     This was the first indication that Billion K- Wheel" "i Miihiflhl- 
     
     Mumnny, m; m u“, h“ ‘mu. author of a hill to delay induction 
     
     m; m, “m. d“ mm," o; the of fathers until the next year an- 
     
     iqemmm Wm, w om he game,“ nounced he would change it to 
     
     postpone their induction indefin- 
     
    
   
   
    
     a notnbla ‘collaborator. The m, 
     
     l r cast so t was not certain “Ylghe f. "a already {uh 
     
     -, banding some of eir ‘ ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     -l‘i:t..°'-';:...."“... m“ r 
     
     q m l. troops". Wheeler noted. 
     
     Meanwhile. State Secretary 
     
    
   
   
    
     , the tel- 
     
     German - reported flight to Sicily. 
     
     l dell Hull refused to be drawn to 
     
    
   
   
    
     l 
     
     115w 115M, ngw 3101-03, the rapidly developing political 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     .Il 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs; Hoy Wong. with he: husband, Fm Den. ma, he mm, 
     
     received ,w.th the bridal party. Mrs, “Duty Sublem w Conan,‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     blue and that lt go into effect at. once. 
     
     The meeting then adjourned. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     price the 
     
    
   
   
    
     | scnt flowcrli. 
     
     '15-“. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
     f. 
     
    
   
   
    
     It was finally agreed to by the 
     
     he ac- 
     
     changes, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Care. the purpose of which ls to 
     
     provide a‘ ‘ hospital care at a 
     
     average family can afford 
     
     to y. Dr. McMillanm public- 
     
     sp ted service as Chairman ls 
     
     typical of each member of the 
     
     Board of twenty-one trustees who 
     
     all serve without pay ln this non- 
     
     profit community effort. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Card of Thanks 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. John Brown and daughter 
     
     wish to thank their many friends 
     
     and neighbors for their kind ex. 
     
     pressions of sympathy and many 
     
     acts o! kindness during their re- 
     
     cent bereavement. Also those who 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     n'  ll$ifzT§fiil§xf 
     
     » N. D. MacLean l 
     
      UNDERTAKER 
     
    
   
   
    
     M EMBALMEI 
     
     ' Grarlottetown and 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     tzchtnd an army in battle. l 
     
     1t. takes a good week under pre- 
     
     sent conditions to bring 2.300 menl 
     
     into the army on callus 
     
     untary enlistment. Yct that nurn- 
     
     ber went permanently or terrlporarllv 
     
     out of action with one division m 
     
     n few Weeks of fighting. And there 
     
     are Ilvc Canadian divisions and two 
     
     army tank brigades overseas. all 
     
     cf-which may sec acion at the 
     
     same or different times. 
     
     ______ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Synod Advocates 
     
     Bible Teaching in 
     
     Canadian Schools 
     
    
   
   
    
     TORONTO, Sept. l3 —(CP) — 
     
     Introduction of B.ble leaching as 
     
     part of the curriculum in the 
     
     public and secondary schcnis of 
     
     the Dominion was advocated today 
     
     by the General Synod of the 
     
     Cnuritl of England in Canada. 
     
     The adopt.on of a resolution to 
     
     this offal; moved ‘by Judge G. W. 
     
     Morley, owen Sound, Ono, cams 
     
     toward the close ol morning and 
     
     afternoon sessions at which the 
     
     training cf the young m religious 
     
     living and christian education gen- 
     
     erally was debated in all. its phases. 
     
     In joint session the Synod finally 
     
     adopted the report of the general 
     
     board of religious education pre- 
     
     sented by Canon R. A. I-Illtz. gen_ 
     
     oral secretary. 
     
    

    
     Judge Mbrlcyb resolution rc- 
     
     questecl the Synod to co operate 
     
     with all other christian commun- 
     
     ions in Canada in asking the Min- 
     
     ister of Education in each Prov- 
     
     ince. exccpt ivhcre action has al- 
     
     ready been taken, to take 2m- 
     
     medlate steps regarding the in- 
     
    
   
   
    
     teachin . 
     
    

    
     Suggesting that matter 
     
     sholid he referred to the com- 
     
     mittee On the State of the Churzh, 
     
     Rev. Dr. S. H, Prince. Kings Coll- 
     
     ege. Halifax, declared 
     
     been a, great revolution in cur 
     
     thinking regarding youth and the 
     
     child had been placed in the fone_ 
     
     front. He said the “tilrca R15 are 
     
     giving way to the thrcc C's-cult. 
     
     ure. Character and Citizenship". 
     
     The church should become again, 
     
     {is she was, the Mother of Educa- 
     
     on. 
     
    
   
   
    
     troduction of such 
     
    
   
   
    
     Go-Uperatives 
     
    
   
   
    
     OTTAWA. Sept. 14 — (GP) - A 
     
     Rederal co-operstive act to define 
     
     the principles, rights and place of 
     
     co-operatlves in the Canadian eco- 
     
     nomy is needed “at once." the Can- 
     
     adlnn Federation of Agriculture, 
     
     said in an interim statement of 
     
     principles of post-war Nconstructlan 
     
     for agriculture submitted yesterday 
     
     to the agriculture sub-committee 
     
     of the partliamcntarv committee of 
     
     post-war reconstruction 
     
    

    
     "The right of co-operaiiun to dis- 
     
     tribute savings to the members ighlo 
     
    

    
     a . 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lll ol you, Horn tlp Io loo. l... 
     
     exquisitely 
     
     .. . lo hold a lmcfs allordllem. And, inn 
     
     ten have ihni schnnlgirl crnigflc 
     
     lnll lluwer-ircshllcss—pril\c ll lur your- 
     
     self by flicking lhe easy Palmolive 
     
     14-Day Beauty ‘ll-st. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hera la the way. lfcch lime you curb 
     
     with new, impfmul lilllnuliic, lake 
     
     . ,. an cxtm (I! srlmuls  in Illiflidflfi 
     
     Palmolive‘: lather into your skin- 
     
     like a cream. Thai’: all! Arid ii really 
     
    

    
     works as prove-ll hy . ' 
     
    

    
     128$ tcsls ull all types u! skin. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Give all your sllln lllia prmcn 
     
     beauty lrclllnli-ni. Szlrl lrlilf)—- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ir cmfl llc l0!) won in lcr V; 
     
     gentle Pnlmullic [LHC )0u P,’ 
     
     lllsi loin-linen ll nicn '1 
     
    

    
     l1 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     KEEP THAT LOVELY 
     
     SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEXION 
     
    
   
   
    
     Federation of 
     
     Agriculture Urges . 
     
     iLong-term Planning 
     
    
   
   
    
     OTTAWA, Sept. i3 -<CPl 
     
     The Canadian Fedcracon of Agri- 
     
     culture, in an interim statement 
     
     submitted lOGBy to the Agricult- 
     
     ihhll 2-399 3mi- ure sub-committee uf (he Parlia- 
     
     "5 mentary committee cn pozt-war re- 
     
     construction, said that unles; “we 
     
     are much better prepared to mcct 
     
     the dislocations of the 
     
     years than we were affcl Hie first , 
     
     world war, a disastrous collapse of 
     
     cul- agriculture ls posblc." 
     
     and VOL “When the war is oiwzr," the Fed- 
     
    

    
     ‘eratlon said in its statement c! 
     
     principles for post-war reconstruc- 
     
     - tlon for agriculture, 
     
     to face not only the adjustments 
     
     of the past-war pericd, . . 
     
     consequences and monlcntum cf a , 
     
     both the scll and human resources , 
     
    

    
     post-war Canada." 
     
    

    
     In its submission the Federation 
     
     suggested that a 
     
     preparing 
     
     tlons was 
     
     ning through a ctmprehensivc mar- 
     
     keting and production 
     
     Agrlcuiture. 
     
     The interim statement was sub~ 
     
     mitted on behalf of the Federation 
     
     by H. 
     
     Ottawa: 
     
     Roy Grant, Secretary of the Marl- 
     
     time 
     
     Moncton, N.B., and 
     
     Honorary secretary. 
     
    
   
   
    
     McASSEY — At 
     
     Tuesday. Sept. 
     
     McAssey. Funeral notice later. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MURPHY -- 
     
     I-lospital on 
     
     Herbert N. 
     
     ueen Square School) age 43 years. 
     
     His funeral in this city will 
     
     place from his late residence, 55 
     
     Spring 
     
     in! at 
     
     Most Holy Redeemer, when Re- 
     
     quicm High Mass will be sung at 9 
     
     o'clock. After wnfch 
     
     will be conveyed to 
     
     his sister Mrs. Daniel Condon. Pan- 
     
     e Island. from "m 
     
     eral will take place Friday morn- 
     
     lng at 9 o'clock to 
     
     Sturgeon. Interment in the church 
     
    
   
   
    
     lnlll‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     there had l, - 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     non. cur a 
     
     SE1 TIER 
     
    
   
   
    
     Don't let that "all-in" feeling , 
     
    
   
   
    
     mission said. 
     
    
   
   
    
     wt" f” 
     
    
   
   
    
      North Wlltslllre 
     
     -_ Phone N9  
     
     Mcaanuornegiiim 
     
    
   
   
    
     said, “would be well advised to go 
     
     ‘all-out’ in Bflflflllfaglng peoples co- 
     
     operatives as a positive featun of 
     
     reconstruction policy" 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     battle. At a press conference, he 
     
     ma, sept. is- “ ‘ ‘ on the " 
     
     E 
     
    
   
   
    
     ATHURST. 
     
    

    
     "_(CP)—'l‘tre Univ rsity of the sbc- of the Canadian Government term- 
     
     red Heart will start a new term in: it a piimlv domestic matter in 
     
     here tomorrow with 350 students which the United States had no 
     
     lcnrolled and a new rector. Very concern, 
     
    

    
     Rev. Jules Comeau, at the head An attempt 
     
    

    
     out Hull on whethe- the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     will make an eight week tour of 
     
    

    
     s ordnance factories 
     
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     was made to draw 
     
    
   
   
    
     o- had approved the partial demob- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ntgthlng about it, adding he 
     
    

    
     saw no reason why any official of 
     
    

    
     Ind the American Government should 
     
     be expected . 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘Very Rev. S. Larouche, whose term State.- had been consulted by the 
     
     ,0! office has expired. Canadian Government beforehand, 
     
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     l6. instead of Wednesday. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     budge No- 15, Cape Traverse. will be held Thursday, Septemhrr 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     lets your stomach, makes your , 
     
    
   
   
    
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     on 
     
    
   
   
    
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     past war 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
           
     
           
     
         
     
          
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
          
     
       
     
          
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
             
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
           
     
           
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
           
     
           
     
        
     
           
     
        
     
          
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
         
     
          
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     "we shall have 
     
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     first essential in 
     
     to meet past-war condi- 
     
     lcng-tclm national plan_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     program for 
     
    
   
   
    
     M. Hanrlam, president. of 
     
     W .J. Parker. Wfnrlneg; 
     
    
   
   
    
     Federation of Agriculture, 
     
     G. C. Coote, 
     
     of Norton, Alta. 
     
     DEATHS 
     
     Cherry Hill, on 
     
     l4, 1943, Dr. D. L. 
     
    
   
   
    
     At Charlottetown 
     
     Tuesday Sept. l4, 1953, 
     
     Murphy (Principal oi 
     
     take 
     
     Park Road, Thursday morn- 
     
     845 to the Church cf the 
     
     the tent-sins 
     
     the residence of 
     
     c1.- ihe lun- 
     
    
   
   
    
     St. Paul's Church 
     
    
   
   
    
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     get you down. When fatigue up- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Seltzer. lta llkallzing qunlltin 
     
     help to neutralize excess stomach 
     
     acid. lu pain-relieving elements 
     
     quickly help to ease the misery of‘ 
     
     upset at ‘- or sick headache. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Flaunt and Refreshing 
     
     Drop an Allen-Seltzer tablet or 
     
     two in a glau of water. Then 
     
     drink it and eee how quickly it 
     
     gives you relief. Not l laxative. ' 
     
     For free sample write Miles 
     
     Laboratories Limited, Dept E‘! 
     
     167 Duffel-in 81., Toronto.