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;: t As a result of his over-zealous- riess Henry involves the school in a a lawsuit and loses his editorslnp. That's ljust the beginning of Hen- ry's headache. Through a chance encounter with a s 1c little man who introduces liiiiief us Nero Smith and who cal‘ es it violin case, ,Aldrich Junior hears about fires ill town before they iriippeii. As he is always fcund on hand when the fire chicf arrives and as Nero lsn‘t, Henry ls accused of arson. He has oiie grand time proving his innoc- ence. and so will you watching him do it!

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‘THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURtll l.\' CANADA. - Se‘; Ccs on Sunday, July 11th as f.lll;\rs:— Cardigan ll A. M. Duucla: 2 P. M. Lorne Valley 3.30 P. M. stoning‘!!!

7.30 P. Minister" H. Mathous. M. A, M. n. s A. 7-9-11. miiroursnﬂifi; iwirrzn

CHURCl-L-Seriicc 0.1‘. Silntia July 11th at 7.30 P. M. Rev. M. \\ attor- wcrth will preach. 7-9-11-

war-visitors Ago Today

(By The Canadim Press»

July 9. l9ltl—von Ki: inann was succeeded as _G\‘l‘lil?.li Firrvllll Minister by Admiral Von hintze. Flori, on inc Albania ruasx, c1119" tured by Italians and French. The British conducted a naval air raid on Ostend and Zecbruggc.

In Memoriam

In loving nirmorvF-‘nf George H. ‘Harper who died July 9th, 1041, Jieautlful memories are all that is

i ‘Of one we loved anti shall nevcr

, forget. \ Inserted by Wife and Family.

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THE CHARLUITETOWN GunKDlAN

BENTRAI. GIIRRIIIMI

this column la reserved In nan of local inter-eat, out advert-rain; or a nova; nature may ha lnaarteu at live ueuu a word. atrlotly pay- mlo tn advance.

CBASWIZLL tor Photograph; CONFEDEBAIION LIFE INSUR. ANCE.

THE ANNUAL THANK OF- l-‘li-IHNG Service of tne nonsnaw Baptist. W. M. 5., Sunday evening at ll o'clock, July lltn. 7-9-21.

CENTRAL PARISH. - Sunday, July lltn- Clyde River 11 A. m. Churchill 2.30 1'. M. Canoe Cove 7.30 rhM. Rev. '1. W. Goodwill, Min- islet.

CHURCH SERVICES for July 11th. North Granville 11 A. M. rtose Valley 3 r’. 1V1. nradalbane it 1-. M. ltev. 1). J. Morrison, Muiis- er.

HAMPTON UNITED CHURCH.- Muusver. Rev. Roy is. vessey, u. D. oervices Sunday, July 11th- Hamp- ton 1i. A. M. APPIII Road 3 P. M. Victoria B P. M. 7-9-11.

THE PRESBTPPERlAN CHURCH Il\ cmNAuAL-ﬁiervices on Sunday, July 11th Will be as rollows: wood lsl-lnos 11 A. M. wood Islands Last nail 3.00 P. M. Caledonia 7.30 PM. lvlllilswl", HAEV. '1. A. A, Duke,

7-9-11.

ENGAGEDXENT. - M1‘. and Mrs. B. H. hewsoli, Harrington, an- nounce the engagement of well‘ only daugtiter Joyce Edith w Daw- 5011 Neliun. Son of Mr. and Mrs. nelson Hooper, Charlottetown. Man. riage to take place early 1n Aug- ust. 119-11.

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN Cl-lbttCH. sunlay, July l1, 1943. 10> A. M. Community sunday scnooi. l1 A. M. Morning worship. ‘i so P. M. Evening Worsnlp, 3 P.lv1. Cavendish Baptist church Ser- vice. LtCV. 1t. E- Shaw, Minister. 1

7-9-1 .

THE UNITED CHURCH 0F CAAADA. -_Hunt.er River Pastoral charge. bGIVlCES will be held on bunuu)’. July 11th H-s follows: yi/lilsfllrt? Hampshire 3,1,0 P. M. Hunter River ‘L30 r. ttev. Llewis M. Murray, Minister.

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CHURCH NOTlCE.-— Winslqe United Church bervices July lltu. wlnsloe Norm 11 A. M. Winsloa N011“ S- 5- l0 A. M- Wlnsloe south 1.00 1-’. M. winsloe South S. B. ll A. ivi. Guest preacher, ltev. .1. rt. skinner o1 Cornwall. 7-9-11.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LN CANADA. — lviarshtield . Charge. bCYVICES for next Lord's Day, July 11m W111 be neld as follows: Mt. stovrart 11 A. M. l-lignnelo 3 P. iu. and Marsntield 7.30 P. M. Sunday ochool at Marsntield 10.30 A- M. and at Harrington 10,30 A. M, Rev, Henry Baak, ivlinister. 7-9-11.

MALPEQUE. IRENSINGTON Alsu ritmuuWN Charge of the rl‘C50)'t0l'1{l11 Chl-LTCh lfl Cﬂhiidil, services 511K168)’, July 11th. Mal- ileque. Sunday DCHOOl at 10.00 A-M.

iovin at 3.00 1-‘. M. and Kensingmn at_ 1.30 P. M. Rev. J. A. McGowan, lvllnister. 1-9-1i_ F CHURCH OF ENGLAND SER- ‘Vltjlib, sunday. July 11th. 5r. ..lohn's church, Crapdud. Church iSClIOOl 10.30 A. M. Evensong 7.30 . _. M. St. Elizabeth's Cnurcn, gbpfillgﬁEiﬂ, Cnurca sctioci 10.0.: A. M. holy Communion ll.-00 A. M- 1-1- Hartman, Rectonq 9 x

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COVEHEAD ROAD — STAN- llurh Untied Church Services for ouuﬂﬂy. July 11in are: West Cove- head 11 A. M. 5. S. 10.lo Oovehead noad .1 P. 1V1. atanhope 7.30. 'l'iie blacrament ct the hero's Sllppbl’ will be dispensed at the clsse ct tne arieinuou service at Coveiiead

ltoad. Preparatory service r-rloay s00 P._lv1. uovenead rtoaq Cnurcu. rtev. lnos. A. Wilson, Minister.

, 1-9-11.

MOST FARMERS CAN PLANT MORE TREES

There is hardly a farm in Canada that has not cne or more areas un- suitable for cultivation. 111511111 Mre here an acre thﬁle. lnese areas can be made m grqw trees which will prove prciitaole.

lviany of these patcties are good soil but cannot be cultivated because of stones or steep inclines, ideal COIIdLLlOIIS for gocd tree growth Then there are species of trees that iL‘lI‘i\’€ well on the pcor, dry sandy soils. ttitre is no part of the farm except the bare melts that will not grow trees of one species or anoth- er statics the Dominion Forest Ser- vice,

Many woodlots have been so [badly cut over they can~ no longer

reproduce suitable trees naturally and tnesc areas as well as the blank |patches must be planted.

‘frees may be grown from seed sown in the field but. for a number of reasons it is more profitable to plant pedlings which have been started in a tree nursery.

A number of the provinces main- nurserles from “tutti planting stock may be secur- cd at very little cost. The Ccmlnlon Department. of Afrlculture supplies planting stock for sheltorbelt plant- ing in the prairie provinces from lthc Forestry Station at Indian Head ‘rind Sutherland. Sask. There are ‘lone or more commercial Tree Nur-

series in nearly every province from which planting stock may be pur- chased.

The season for planting ts early storing before the seeding buds begin to open, not later than the end of May.

The first important rule is to fen- |cc off the plantation area from grazing stock.

l The species should be selected to suit the site. Mcist clay-loam soils are adapted to maple. yellow birch, and spruce: while the pines will thrive on dry sandy sites.

‘it ls well to keen in mind that the Ilittlz plant. roots and rootlets are

verv delicate and shculd never be.

left exposed to the air.

We are open to buy ac iron and metal, atovea furnaces, also copper, bran.

aluminum. battortea and radiators.

We ay spot cash for cveryth ng we buy. If you

have any of the above mon- tioned for sale please get in touch with us.

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UlvlHC worship at 11.00 A.M. Free»

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M, Georgia D. McBeth and showed by

1i. erect considerable work during thelme Hem“? Cnnsmed or a scrap,

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|it1eir respective hcmes |Hill. aso Norman Gillis. R C.A.F..

PAUL" [HREE

NEW coupon WW. I

Receives Pilot's Wings

The New London W I. met at.’ the heme of Nlrs. Dan MacKay on‘ June l0. Meeting opened with the‘ President in the chair by singlngl the Ode followed by repeating the! = creed. Roll call was responded to. by l2 members by Sl10W1X1g the first! picture of themselves. Minutes of; last meeting were read and approv“

ed. Reports of committees followed " and new committees were appoint-i ed: Sick Committce. Mrs. Dari Mo. Kay, Mrs. Leigh McEwen and Mrs. . Cole; Program. Mrs. W. D. Coiley and Miss Catherine Collcy; Correspondence consisted of a letter ,from The Greek Rlellei Fund; a letter from The Orphanage‘. a let- YCI‘ EXDlFllITIITQ iHCOITiG tax; 3 1E1- ter frcm the British Children's War ski-vices Fund; a1=o a letter from ‘the Consumers Branch re-sugar for] home canning. It was moved and seconded that Institute send $10.00 to the Brliih Children's War Sex"

vicrs Fund zilso $15.00 lo the Greek Relief Fund and order copies of the, Institute Cook Book. Miss Catherine‘ ~

oversea: guest,

Gordon Taylor. who apent the put three years at

the home of Major and Mrs. Mc- Nutt, Brighton, leit this week en route for his home in England.

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FRIDAY. JULY 9th LIN-Young People's Union — 80¢- lal hall.

ANNUAL MEETING , UlGG SCHOOL‘

SupplementiPriri. $175.

Supplement, Assistant, $125.

Trustees: A.A. J. MacLeod, Ern- est Martin, Jose h McIsaac.

secretary’ D‘ ' Macpherson‘ Coilev was appointed to see abouti Teachsggs’ wanted‘ Running ex‘ getting concert. Mrs. Murray .\ic i pens” ' _ Kay. Mrs. James Cole and Ivlrsy FOREST “n11 Foster Dunning were appointcd|

delegates to the annual conventkm; to be held in Charlottetown Jilly 7. and 5th. The Red] Crossdreport wias‘ N“ be f t then given: >3 qul ts, 2 resses. sze zxguéxtgaéralgiers wggnprégngugrrllg 8 years, 1 air force sweater, 1 long, pupils “we examined m the‘ Yuri. sleeved scamanls sweater, 2 heather,

- l .wincl breakers, Ii Dfllfs gloves, 3 pairs’ ous subjects by their teadner ‘vlrsufeamarfs Socks‘ 1 m“ seaming - , _lstocklngs, l pair alrforce socks, I their Mwwermg ma‘ me) had Gov ‘scarf and $7.08 raised. Program for,

The annual examination of Pvt- est 11111 School was held on June

pest year. -At the close of the ex- .

arnlnation the following prizes u'ere‘°°n”e5‘- N”? meeting 1° be at “f, prescribed by the teacher: Besthome Of MIS- Wllbm M°K3Y~ R‘) Attendance Claude Matheson; Im-‘Cgn i", he ““~‘“'°Y"d h" donatlm! provemen‘ ‘in Lam, Evelyn Jamesoan article for a 4 year ‘old child. Hazel Mon“, Aléxma‘ McLeod_‘CCll6CilO11 9i cents. Meeting closed

Geo i. ,' - ,with the Kine. Lunch was s*"v='=d Gradiéievgfucgrtilailclaztiee:fgirornlaulglgg‘bg ‘he hiiste“ “d wmmme; in . c arge.

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The following H. B. McLean writ-i lng certificates were also presenoedl to the following DUDUS‘

senior; Evelyn James, Alexine, McLeod, Norma Morris. Hazel‘ Morris also to Johnnie McLai-enn‘

LAC. K. P. Langlll of Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island. was one o! the graduating class of Royal Canadian Air Force pilots who received their (iouble wings in a " n" ztNo. 6 service Flying Training School

Icebreaker an ex-pupll. 1 Dunville, Friday, June 2 h. tVings ivcrc presented to the graduating

Jlmim‘! 6907819 Gm“- Mudred‘ y y class by Group Captain Y. H. Partiarclie. Commanding Officer of the

Garrett and Alvin Macvlttie. i I S H One for Progress in vritlns to Q? En‘ -_-—-— » . »~ Wendell McLeod. Ehch child was, _ also given a little remembrance. Boiler-workers had been putting]- Lhe finishing touches to their part.‘

gift from his teacher. ———— The following Junior Red Cross, MONTREAL, July 6 - (C?) — o; me T551311; C“ the nlghji shift a few hours before she sank.

report for the year was read: The government ioebreaker Lady Sent direct to Red Cross Office.‘ Grey sank at her dock in the yards Th“. said ma, an had seemed “or, N t- I $12-35; ‘of Canadian Vlcktrs Limited he" mal aboard rho I\\‘ll'1-SCl‘E‘\\‘ vessell s Sort ti; Russian Siuiid. $26005 , July l. when an overhauling and lre- when they had ‘completed ttlPlt‘ work i 5N1 Cifmm“ 3 5 3n "1511 fiiling i911 that. “'85 l0 FY0135“? l" leaving only paintirg and inc-iclcn- n19 bu“ hon“, 3L H‘ “aw, “straits. t. .1... i§,‘.’.'..i§“‘.‘éi.°.‘§ié.§‘.i“ “i” l ‘*- sl we a = ‘w K11" W1 timed l1.‘ 13 We“ ‘limbs-l Censorship had mutated vublw- I Navy Officials flﬁfllllP-(“i common! 1 L’:iT§-I§..Q-“ -.i‘,l,l,“‘ﬁ,.°f,‘,.ci"tﬁ§§n ‘Blosutzgilliltldtwonensvagaggiies ggitigghigoln anon of dermis o! the sudden sink- r on me 5ink,ng_ Wynn, nmﬂm M (muklmtr U; m‘ and Mm Stephen ‘ ‘ ° '. 1118 1mm IO-llélli- , the Rnygl Canadian Mcuntrd Poi-m? » u.‘ ‘VAN “d: unuﬁd m nwrriage w

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BOUEM $793 WWW 9i b99145 3°‘: No lives ivcrc lost in the slnkmg ‘, 5am m“ repol-p o: their mac-y..- . . , . .. ' “ ‘ < ‘ s ' -‘ -- ‘.1 Jars’ B"l'l1&.ii, RAF. of 1151311 Bvllghéallil°bgé Qziermwsoelgv. Two watchmen who were aboard my)“ had m, ye. been l.e_,e.\.ed_ R Uﬁcgtfkhlliq, sglnmsel’ EngmLm 61'. “BY map. 151) a)’ a1 v ‘3 , the snip wnen she started t0 list 634p‘ Ccllglablfs “are placed m _ ‘w.’ l‘ Juan“ Le“. offlmatmg

cry and other necessities for school.‘ Total raised by J. R. C during‘ year amounted to about $65.‘ Through the kindness of the Forest‘

RWH)‘ [mm 131E £19514 931W 1359 wved‘ charge of the dork after the suiting! neszlav morning “TF8 Ordered I and everyone inciudzng Vickers cm- ashore when the 11st became daii- , Haves‘ “~35 ban-fd {mm may was ilcrP-HF Th‘? W556i list" f" 0V9!‘ 0n l of the dock while the investigation

blue silk net oyer n ivith finger-tip I Clii'l_\llli. a bouquet of yel-

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Hill Hall Committee this group was _ , h l. d d . - _ _ _ . _ , _ _ , _ also-able to remember each abisnb, lomégxlrelaxlfilf {W319i}, illlniaf’ sctfiaxa‘ “a6lC‘Jl~I1(l€/r“:lll"lﬁl5 Psvinaitd :i ‘Lin’ Wmelltlzagl 333:2; servlce ma“ and “Oman “om the ‘would be stvernl wee-li- before iii“ \'.'.ii.l, mi.) organdv‘ Will’!

rence Rivrr. - y > nixtnin; 11.11, a‘ cried a bouquet

o: mixed (T.ll‘li£\i-l0n.<, while the D65! nzsin W3» Douglas Prﬂirldsc R-A-F- C:1.lrloi:i".:\\ii. The bi Q's mother ' bl "(er orc-r fiotvcred

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district with a. nice gift at Christ] mas time. Special mention should, also be made here of the wonderful‘ - display c: knitting accomplished for} the Red Cross by Mrs. D M. Mc-l Donald during this past school

ﬁiilfiﬂis Said 1119 37' Lady Grey Cﬂlllfl be raised sud rr- Y" “T/‘Jki be Yaw-ed and aired. Slee- ivas 172 fer" lot‘?- “Riil l‘- "mlclmted damage a breadth of 32 feet and a depth of - . She had been 15 ms.“

- less than a T R McLagar-L | month. but use to WhLCh she was t0 imanager, declared t

Vickcrs general. ~ $li1kllVI

year , ,, , , , k v -- b . Q ‘I l w». , , p, .1“ . A; me c1059 o; m“ mp0“ Evﬁrvn. have been pl. when th. wor “as could lit,‘ so otace. I is qulr i a .lu.~ “a sk'\lkli.d by r is.»

- - i ccmpletcd was not announced offi- ,sible that sea-cocks were opened , Hun... the pram. and J mes read an accliem and Gemgie. H», enemy hands. I 1y ‘gendered by

- s: . I ciall,\‘. _ _ G lls pre- med the teacher with a thaw He and“, ‘hon, “y, I-Qrl‘n“1; m, MK

beautiful gift. The beacher in a one “mil-M Said- h°_“',e"er- 1 , . . u, ..

M m vino. mo... i... o- wed or i“ revisit-x: ﬁ‘..“..°“‘.;"§.i£‘.2‘ s...“:.:; ﬁr“ chum-en for their remembmnca the western Atlantic. seems "mom" - . - nmn \\ is w mti nuke-n edq $3 and m“ “Rated an PW-iem 1° Cm" a “m m“ up of the mast Mr. llcLagan explained that the. “P? .110“ “ and chocolates after which the meet-j showed ittrerlq) tlielluiildvfcgxlfy 118st’: ism“ mp1 and warm. my“ as “H. S pgfzigglliwglglle

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lng clo-ed by all singing Gyd o.i\t3. 8011c f0 l1 1 t as other equipment had hen f l.\_ m“ Mm Cm bu‘ M“ wmlam

showed. hounsver. firs’ she had no settled evenlv but had retained her list as sh: filled and lunged side- wavs to the ficor cf the river.

The 733-ton strip. built at Barrow by Vickers cf Enzland, had been in use -foi' years as a government. sun- ply ship and icsbreakc-r largely in the St. L-awrrnce and Gulf 0f St. Lawrence areas.

tested on the previous day a the rebuilt ship was in _'.. 108i floating condition‘ at that time.

the King.

beautiful and useful gifts the happy couple a short hon~ but to Mid-

A large crowd gathered at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mac- Kinnon on Monday evening and tendered a miscellaneous shower to‘, their daughter Ida whose marriage, to Mr. Lorne Keefe takes place! this week. Ida received many and beautiful gifts which were opened by Mrs. Angus McKay and ‘Mrs.

of Brastnose College, inov rce at Oxford for the a of an “Institute of Cairn to co-crdinate colonial

| the university.

Graduates of Wireless School

panylng ircses were read by Brenda Griffin. The brlde-to-be although taken by surprise, in her kindly manner thanked one and all pre- sent and the remainder of the evening was spent in music and dancing.

Miss Llexie MacDonald. Forest Hill, has recently been employed with the services of Matthew and MacLean, Bridlittovrn.

What might irate caused mutt more serious damage occurred dur- ing the last electrical storm when lightning struck the home of Serg- eant and Mrs. Mcbaren of Forest I-Illl Sergeant Mcllarcn who hap- pencd to be home on leave narrow- lv escaped iiuury as he was slttinizv close to the radio wires where the bolt is supposed to have entered. It tore along the walls ripping down‘ plaster and paper and also a picture. Besides breaking out four window panes it also tore part of an oil- cioth rug upstairs into shreds and passed out through a ride wall of the house.

Master Arthur King. Chwrlotte~ town, is visiting in Forest Hill the guest of his cousin. Master Gordon McBeth.

At present. Forest Hill has twcniv three of its metnbcrs in uniform in- cluding these in the air force, army and five in the Home Guard. We wonder if any other country district of PE f. has any more represent- atives in the King's forces than Forest Hill.

Herbert Mcf-rnzi. R C A.F‘.. and Mrs. McLecd also Cpl. Stirllxll $16- . C-

Swain of Summerslde are visiting in Forest

Summerstde.

Civil defence markers and mem- bers of the town hall staff at. Bar-

G B Drlseoll, (‘ampbc-Htmi, N.B.; DD I) Sttwart, Chathawi, $13.;

'N.B.; Bark row. left to right, are:

Among the wireless ppcratora (ground) and wireless mechanics who graduated recently from No. 1 Wire-

(i Dockcndorff. Mount Ilnpe, St. Peter‘: Bay. P. and B. 0 Merritt. Grand FflnI, NJ. — P_-.C.A F Phdﬁ

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lea: Srhml, R C.A I-' , ﬂonirral, were thr- grnup from the Maritime! shown above. Front r01, left to right. are: .\'.I). I-‘orshnor, Amherst, NS; I. W Carmich- Oihannl l. I; aall. LAlIIaﬂUIi-acami

king. Fssex. formed a human chain when foodstuffs threatened by ﬁn- dliflltleﬂ many dhapl in a covered