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—YOU ABE cordially invited to attend “The Bible Conference" conducted by "The Baptist Fellow- ship of Central Bcdeque" July 5-8. Afternoons 2. . Evenings 8.00. Special Speakers in attendance. Ente-rtadnnlent free. 7-4-11.

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—-VARIETY CONCERT, In cape‘ Traverse Hall, Thursday evening,‘ July 5. at 8:30 Two one-act plays and other features presented by the North Bedeque Dramatic Club.

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ALSO NEWS and SHORT SUBJECT. SHOWS-7.30—9.15 MATINEE THURSDAY 2:30

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- nesday- _UNLOADING car asphalt shing- les and roofing materials. July 4 at St. Eleanors siding. Extra low rice off car. Harold M. Link- etter St. Eleonora. 7-4-11

_ FOR. BALE -- 135 cords of wood, mixed hard and soft, split and cut in stove lengihfi- ADPW Palmer and Williams Co, Ld.{ pulnmerside. 6-25-6

_F0lt SALE, furniture and dishes,

one walnut bedroom suite, one chest 7-3-3; __ _ _ of drawers. one studio koouche. __..___ '—-.~--“* ' - I'\ (i til’. ?.‘.'.?."§1..§Z¥.° ciifiikflsudfillfiii. Personals s U M M EM I i) E , d h .A rt ts W.M. i . 2’.§?§d15?1e3'$ud°s1e1~<=531$§§Booty -w~= Gwa- Drowli- wo- ‘i Pane, water s," summemlde. merside, has left for Montreal ' _____ where she will spend the summer _](ENS§NGT3‘N,h(1JIan11gQ 213.13g monthm-S. l. TRINITY {mum cutmcu 8.30. Wed. .00— e aroua e ty '"—" Magazine story, "Jo Doean't “Ma-ti” Hillard clinker 51m!‘ At the morning service in Tri-

dian Dental Corps stationed in New- foundland, has been spending s few days at his home in Summer- aide-S.

nlty“on Sunday the minister spoke on The Faith oi our Fathers , ;°"il>hasizlng the pure spirit of those men and women who in courage ‘and confidence built this Domin- ion of Canada. He urged upgn those who live in the present gen-

Live Here Any More," w h Simone Simon. The riotous experiences o a sweet young thing who dn"

know that the Army, Navy Marines all had pass-keys to the apartment she'd rented! Also Edgar Kennedy Comedy and Pictorial. 7-3-21

_. KINSMEN OPERATE CON- CESSIONS - Through the kindness

--L. l. Bill Durant of Yar- mcugheh lltary flagging cetnltre i??? usfi “$35.11, summ.§.l'§-.‘3._"s'. ggyihazdwdu-tggoghggietiflersfcpg-tlg;

1. mas Durant Debert- is ‘he Pa" may hot be forgotten but

of Mr. Willard McDonald, pro- ' ' m "Drietor of the Summerside race gfigmerslaeifgugh ‘t m‘ h°m° in {Qspflvlgffmftl eniowunfivirin track, all the cuicessions at the ' ' g

___ to build more solidly than ever be. track on Dominion Day with the __Mr “d M“ Gee“ ward and {om jgiglfij,“ b‘? Lg‘: “Qgrggtuétugezg family spent the week-end in Surn: The minister made a special an- smhmenflde m, were very wen met-aide, the guests of the latters houncemont of the consresailmal patmmzed‘ The mm“ refined 27:23:15’Theynetlhgnedhfrosthéngafg? tleebgoollieelgatlgridnfsdmll" “til-id

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the °°mmmmy' M’ mm" on" Grant to visit with his grand- Sgriilggxiggtlsodlb M-Ié.¢§”§r.s$“§§,";¥

and Mr. Earle McDonald were co- h 1 i. m m m parents for some time-S. Jewitt. ‘Ighgggfilsf’ .9 mmm ee In the evening the minister spoke

on the necessity of vision if we are to go forward in the tasks which

--DINNER PARTY — A dinner are now beta“ m

Retirement Of

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otel, Summerside, on Pride sve- . The 5°1° O sill/mill‘ Hear Me", =nlng at a pm. in honor o Miss s Gum‘ w“ w“! bi‘ Mill Kly Mt- .Muriel Campbell, R.N., operating -aen. Eachern. room supervisor at the Prince ' The Primary and Beginners De-

partment of th S continues all tllgOliflilllna/ZZ Sllsgfklllgfl‘ at l1 a.m.

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MLAIIJENI-IEAD. England - (c?) E any owners of motorboat; on

e Thamescannot use their craft gespit-s the basic gasoline concession nsfailiifihgvafiécsiigs are ulnable to overhaul!) Dromptlyry reps rs and

County Hospital who i'a"leavlng for Vancouver, B.C. this " week to stay. Guests were members of the hospital staff and friends, An ad- dress was read to Miss Campbell and gifts were presented. This was followed by a. pleasant even- ing of singing and music-S.

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, award of the Air Force Cross was by Brig. J.H. MacQueen. deputy announced to Flt. Lt. Wil-

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fence Minister McNaughton an- nounced today the retlrement at his request of Mai-Gen. J. V. Young of Hamilton as Master- General of the Ordnance.

AUCTION

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0W to a complete l i my bus ness I will sell bcymaigcetlo: on my premises on

rmnay. tun eta beginning at 1 P. M.

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One cow (Jersey), binder. mow- er. hay rake, sectional seeder, potato muffler. gang plow. on hird interest in a tato duster. one horseshoe, family sleigh, farm Witch, complefa with shafts, cream l! , a quan ty of lumber-J and all snail articles found around a homestead.

Furniture: - Ona range (Koct-

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rank oi major-general.

Gan. MacQueen. a native of New Glasgow. N.S.. served in the last war and held various technical sp- pointlnents in Canada after that conflict.

liam T. Higgins of Kensington. Living in New Zealand at the out- break of war he Joined the New Zealand Air Force-and was sent to Canada for training where hc received his pilot's wings. He went overseas in 1941 and on February x1942 he crashed and was severely kljured and badly burned. After a - period of hospitalization he filmed to Canada in January of {it Band walsd post-ex? to the tsltatl<;n' fmmers e. s promo on o F118 S‘Lieutenant came in Febru- "y 0 ‘this ylar. His award was connection with his work 5 tion.—S.

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WASHINGTON. July 3 - (Ari- Janws 1". Byrnes took oath as Sec- retary of Stalin today and than fgcgnfly grflvgd 31-1. made l. plea for world-wide tole- were entertained at HMO-

Saturday by the “Today there can be no doubt that ha Summerside the peoples of this war-ravaged

d Cross Societylearth want to live in a peaceful Corps at the world." he said. “But the surpreme taak of statesmanship the world . over is to help them understand téhatthley CJIItrIlIBVOt peace anddfree-

0m 0 y 9V 09"" B!‘ "5- ney), victroin, living room stoves ‘acct the rights of others to on- and all furniture and cooking uten- nions. feelings and ways of life m, now 0,, m, 9mm“; which” they do not and cannot T3111“ can

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If dly is unfit. sale on the fol- Mr. Byrnea. attended by Presi- lowing day. dent Truman and the outgoing ARTHUR PERKINS. Secretary of State. Edward R. HUGH MORRISON. $_l&__1lfl_2.lllS,_£._,_W§_S_§W0fn in be- Auctioneer.

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Meikle. Serving were jDechant. Mi ‘man’ hfiss Mildred Andrew. Mi pun. ces Carney. Mrs. A. Lewis. resi- dent of the Contact Club-"a the decorations which were attractive. The tea table was lured by a low bowl of daisies Ivory candles in crystal I sticks. The reception committed members who arranged the ten. are. Mrs. Ernest Mills, Miss Gladys Hol- man. Mrs. R. L. Willet, rs. Dickieson and Mrs. D. C. Tomp- kins. Ladies who helped in other svays are Mrs. J. LeRoy Holman, M21. A. B. L. Horne, Mrs. Ralph| Dodds, Mrs. William Ellis and Mrs. Gerda Morrison-S

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Actlug under instructions of Mrs. Thomas Power, I will col by auction on Wednesday, July l, bo- ginnlng at 1 p.m., all clock, |_,|Q- mcuta, and household effect; new oegei mil h m o‘ n.

oe c cow, creel: ueparator, two cream can, eight (two i.

month! old). binder mower, rake,‘ farm wagon (double farm wagon (single), driving waggou, on qt spring Moth we, one gt smoothing barrows, one ant- was-l harncl. several cellars and henna, one kitchen range (Enterprise), queen heater, dining-mom lite, chest of drawers, several occasional and kitchen chain, beds, Ipw and mattresses, and ll small .. clee found on a homestead. Term cash. If day la unfit, Ills on next flue day. - HUGH MORRISON, Au foneer.

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This column f: relcrved for new! of local interest, but advertising 0! a newly nature may be inserted at ti" cents a word. strictly psy- a

advance.

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SUIANCI. m ‘lg: TOWERS RESTAURANT.

Road, re-opening for season.

Wednesday. July 4th, at 1-4-11.

TE IDGEBS HARDWARE COMPANY. LIMITED, will be open all dllv Wednesday. 7-3-2i.

BOISE DISPOSED 0F _ A horse found near the Exhibition grounds yesterday morning in a serious physical condition was taken to an abattoir by the RCMP. and dis- posed of.

ANOTHER ENGINEER - Gen- eral II. B. Ferguson, former United States Army Engineer Corps, has been appointed to work in co-op- oration with federal engineers Mc- Laughlin and Lea. named last year in determine the location 1nd construction of docks for the Bor- den-Tormentine car ferry.

PRIZE WINNERS - ‘Iihe two following schools have been award- ed Strathcona Trust prizes in the Physical Training Competition con- ducted by Mr. Edward MacPhaii,

CMDI. NELSON RATIINIUBY

Of Charlottetown and Saint John. whose promotion to the rank of full Commander, R.C.N.R. has been announced.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Wallace W. McNeill was held from his resid. ence at Milton yesterday afternoon. The service was conducted by the

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Rev. G. Carlyle Webster assisted by Mr. Donald Nicholson. Inter- merit was 1n Brookfleld cemetery. The pallbearers were George W. McLeod, Nelson Bell, Daniel Cum- mines. Harry Moore. A. 11:. Dollar and Torque McNeill.

DECIDE ON ONE TEACHER — At the annual meeting of the Stanley Bridge School District last night it was decided to employ on- ly one teacher for tL-e next gcimql year. Formerly two teachers were employed. The meeting voted $300 for teacher's supplement and ll35 for "yzneral expenses. Mr, c. A Xvoolner was elected to the trustee

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INDUCTION AT SPRINGFIELD AND CRAPAUD - On Wednesday, June 2'1. the Rev. B. Fream, who has been in charge of the parishes of Crapaudand Springfield since the resignation of the Rev. G. R. Hartman last fall, was induct“ into these parishes by the ven, (i, R. Harrison, Archdeacon of Prince Edward Island, assisted by the Rev. S. J. Davies. Rural Dean. At both services Evensong was read by the Rev. G. R. Hartman. At S ring. field the rector-elect was con ucted to the various stations of his min

supervisor of schools for Inspector- ate’No. 4: lst prize, Mt. Herbert School, teacher, Miss Sue L. Jones. 2nd prize. Alexandra School, teach- er, Miss Winnifred Hayter.

FUNERAL SERVICES - The funeral of Miss Alice Louise Cox was held yesterda afternoon from St. Paul's Churc, where service was conducted by Rev. Canon E. M. Malone, who also conducted service at the grave. The pall- ibearers were: Messrs. Noel De- Blcis, P. E. Palmer, E. D. Nichol- son, Gordon Roper, Samuel Smith and Lyman Davison. l

POLICE COURT-At the City Police Court yesterday a restaurant- proprietor, charged with keeping the place open for business after legal hours, was discharged with a‘ warning. Two drunks, failing to appear, had their bails of $10 each estreated; two others by non-ap- pearance forfeited bails of $5 each: a h drunk was remanded till Friday and a sixth until July 10. A party convicted of contempt of cour was fined $10.

LIBEBATED PRISONER HOME -Sgt. Wilfred and Pie. George Whitehead arrived home recently

from Overseas‘ Sgt had been a istrations b the Archdeacon and Prison“ Sh“ My 19-4 no m- ffe d“‘£‘.'...§2“",.a'§’éi.§”ii.°’§‘.‘i'3

brother Pie George smcc March 3, 1945. The two brothers enlisted in 11940. After six months lmining 1X1 Canada. Pie. George wen: over- seas with the Artillery the follow- ing year 1941. Sgt. Wilfred went 0W1: with the North Nova Scotia High- landers .The two brothers lock fit and appear not to have suffered physically from their period of im- prisonment. They will spend thirty days at their home in Graham's Road before returning to Halifax.

DUNPIIY NOONAN NUP- TIALS -— A very pretty June wed- ding was solemnizad ct St. Peter's Church, Seven Mile Bay, on Wed- nesday_ June 27th at B A.M. by the Rev. W.V. MacDonald, D.D. when Myrtle Agnes, youngest daughter of Daniel and Mrs. Noonan, Bed- equle, was united in marriage to Robert Michael Dunplw, 50h of the late Thomas and lily-s. Dunphy. Kensington. Miss Blanche. sister of the bride was bridesmaid while the groom was ably supported by his cousin LA C. Harold Goodwin. The bridal party entered the church to the strains of Lohen- grinfl; wedding march played by John S. Noonan. Borden. cousin of the bride. The bride looked lovely in a two piece dress of aqua. blue crepe with white accessories and carried a shower bouquet of . white cars-rations and maiden hair fern. After the nuptial mass, the bridal party motored to the home of the bride's parents where a sumptuous family breakfast was served. The dining room was nicely decorated for the occasion in a color scheme of pink and white. The table was centered by a beau- tiful three tier wedding ca-ke. The groomggift to the bride was a white prayer book. To the brides- maid a sterling silver identification bracelet To the grcr. =marl a bill- fold The bride and groom left amid showers cf c: ‘eiii on o honeymoon trip lllfflllflh the Mar- itimes. The bride's going away costume was a two piece cerise suit with hat and cost and match- ing accessories On their return the bride and groom will reside in Kensington where a hos‘. of friends wish them many years of happi- ness.

mon. At Crapaud the rector-elect was conducted by the Rural Dean alone and the sermon was preached by the Archdeacon. A reception was held in the rectory at Crapaud at which the refreshments were provided by the ladies of the par- lsh. The Rev. B. Fream was for- merly rector of New London par- ish and lately of Roundhill, us.

ORDINATION AT GEORGE- TOWN -- On Sunday morning, June 17th. St. James Church, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion, was filled to capacity to witness the solemn "ceremony performed by His Ucellency Bishop Boyle when he ordained Rev. How- ard Wight of that parish t0 the dignity of the holy priesthood.

Assisting His Excellency wene Rev D1". R.V. MacKenzle, Rector of St. Dunstans University, Rev. Dl'. OHl-mley also of St. Dunstans, as deaccns. Rev. Dr. P. McMahon, Cardigan. as Master of Ceremonies.

Rev. Ir. Mullallv, Sturgeon, preached a very impressive ser- mon ior the occasion

Among those seated in the sanc- tuary were Fr Francis. Fr. Wood, Fr. Croken, Fr. Bradley C.S.S.R.. Hr. Klggins P.P., Rev. B. Gillia and Rev. Pr. Herrell sang the lit- anies and assisted the choir.

At. the conclusion of the cere- mony His Excellency congratu- lated the new priest and members of his familv on the honour that was theirs. He paid special tribute to the mother of the family arid made a strong plea for more voca- tions to the priesthood.

After the ordination Rev. How- ard Wight gave his blessing to the members of his immediate family. The following member; of his family were presentz-His mother, Mrs. William WiZht. Ml‘. and Mrs. Newman Wight.,Methuen, Mass: Mrs. Henry S. Craig and two sons. Needham, Mass; Mzr. and Mrs Neil Wight B. C.N.. Halifax; Flt.- Sgt. C.W. Wight. R.C.A.F., Van- couver; lVlr. and Mrs. GeorSe M59" Donald, Charlottetown; Mrs. Law- rence Batchilder, Rupert Wight. Georgetown; Mr. and Mrs. Arch Wight Georgetown; Rita wlsht. Georgetown.

The following Silnda)’. 30V- Hdward Wiiht slim: his first S01- emn High Mass in Georgetown, assisted by Rev. L. landris-an. Bt- Peters. as deacon. my. W. 51ml)- son Tracadle as sub-deacon. Pr. L Llndrigan preached a very in‘ splring sermon for the occasion. At the conclusion oi the Mlal. on behalf of the parishioners o1 Georgetown, an address. QXPNGWQ of congratulations and prayviul good wishes, was read to Rey- Howard Wight by t will"! and a well filled bill- old ores-Mod by Mrs. E. Doyle. mum- wight thanked the 88M!" oua donors for the kind Wilda "ill thoughtful act, also for all their prayers of the past which ho knew helped him t_o obtain his zoai- in sincerely mild the? ‘mum ma; timle to pray for him =8 he W“ likewise emember them. He thfli Rove his individual blessing to I11 the members of the Dari-Bh- (Patrlot please copy)

Island Officer Escaped With Minor Injuries

TIIE MONTHLY COMMERCIAL LETTER of the Canadian Bank of Commerce says: Whfle the East suffered from continuum wet wea- ther over a long period from April to June, precipitation in the Prairie yrovinceg was below normal, with the exception of some sections in Saskatchewan and south-western Alberta, the latter. which was ex- tremely dry last siunmer, being now in excellent condition Moisture conditions in Manitoba are ard- equate but south-central and south- western Saskatchewan have suf fared some damage from soil drift- ing. and in central and parts of northern Alberta. and the Peace River district are in urgent need of more rain. The weather has been favourable in British Columbia and crop development excellent. The condition of hay. clover and 055i"

g Ln Eastern and Central Ca- adc shows considerable variatiml- w; m, hay crop ig expected ‘to be below normal Blitiplflnfliv“! feeding of cattle has been neccssari ‘ in certain hsections owigri tomotvhev,

ow growt o ass. e '1 he of cattle if; market for the year to date is substantially above that in the same Deriod 0f 1944. both. in the East and West. ‘Hog msriregrizs ‘have. itliowgvelr. rliaoihmiz v y. par cu sry fiflaric grvincea. The dairyink in‘ dultry also suffered from the cold y“ mm. wh1¢h affected 3d‘ “my ghe condition of plstures The total quantity of milk ililliltd by factories for the five months ending May was. however. siigiim’

eater than that in tha shill!‘ Mi’-

iut year. Production of butt" declined fractionally. while that oi cheese made a good ilnih Th!’ Wt‘ put of concentrated milk and of mil b -pf'Od~llC'fS was also sub- ltenti! higher.