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onuaoa or cnnrsr. New Giu- _ services for Sunday. June . New Glasgow 11 A. M. an I30 P. M. Cavendish 3 P. M. P. B. Itiohardson, Minister.

PBISBYTEBIAN CHURCH TN’ caxnnn, - Church Services Sun- day, June 20th. will be held in Cardigan at 11 A. M. Montague 7.30 P. M. Mr. Reniree, Student Minis- her. ‘

NEW LONDON Presbyterian Churches. Services, Sunday, June IOth. Long River 11.00 A. M. Clifton 1,30 P, M. Geddie Memorial 7.30 P. M. s. s. Clifton at 1.30 A. M. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Minister.

CENTRAL PARISH. -— Services for sunday, June 20th. Clyde River l1 A. M. S. S. 10 A. M. Mr. A. A. MacDonald will speak at Churchill L30 P. M. B. S. 1.30 P. M‘. Canoe Dove 7.30 P. M. S. S. 6.30 P M. Rev. T. W. Goodwill, Minister.

MB. JOHN‘ W. MacNEIIL. mem- beg of the Sumrnerside Branch camdien Legion, will speak over O. P. 0. Y. tonight at 6.45 Standard Tine on the duty of citizens to vote in the coming Plebisclte.

CORNWALL PASTORRL CHARGE. — Services June 20th. Khigsbon 11 A. M. Ohurch School l0 A. M. New Dominion 3 P. M. man-ch School 2 P. M. Cornwall 7.30 P. M. Church School 11 A M. Rev. M. K. Chara-nan, Minister.

TBION PASTORAL CHARGE e! the United church of Canada- larvices on Sunday, June 20th, as follows: Tryon 11 A. M. S. S. 10 A. M. Crapaud 3 P. M. S. S. and- Bible Class. Cape Traverse P. M. S. S. 6.30 P. M. Rev. E. R. Woodside, Minister.

PRMBYTEBIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. -— Brookneld Charge. Lord's Day, June 20th. at Harts- ville. Sunday School at 6.30‘ P. M. service will be in charge ‘of the Young People's Society. Sunday School at Brookfleld 10.30 A. M. Rev. Donald Nicholson, Minister.

OAVENDISH UNITED HASTOR- AL GHARGm-Sunday. June 20th. Stanley Bridge 11 A. M. North R/ustico 7.30 P. M. Cavendish Sun- day School in iihe Baptist Church 10 A. M. North Rustico Sunday lehool 6.30 P. M. Y. P. U. st the mm. e-g Mrs, Ira Maccoubreyb, Friday, June 18th, at 8.30 P. M.

WIINSLOI UNITED CHURCH.- lervices for Sunday. June 20th. North Winsios Sunday School v10 A. M. Service 11 A. M. South Win- ales Sunday School 2 P. M. Service I P. M. Princetown Road, Sunday

Ichooi 11 A. M. Service 7.30 R Mﬂ

ﬂighﬂeld Sunday School 11 A. M. John F. MscKay. B. A. Student Minister.

nu. vrsrrons -— Mr. and Mrs. Vincent. MacLean, Trenton. N- I., recently enjoyed a visit with his erents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen lvIaC—

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HOME COOKING. — Phone 1357 Mrs. Ivan Maolnnis.

BECITAL .of Pianoforte and Vocal Music, by pupils of Miss Lil- lian McKenzie, Kirk Hail, Friday 7.30 P. M. silver collection.

‘I'll! ANNUAL ltiEETlNG o! the Charlottetown Auxiliary of the Protestant Orphanage will be held in Trinity Social Hall, Friday, at 3 o'clock sharp.

GRUBlCl-l OI‘ SCOTLAND.- Birch Hill, re-opsning service, Lord's D8)‘. June 20th. 1l.00 A. M’ Rev. T. W. Goodwill; 7.30 P. M. Rev. H. F. MscEwen.

BRADALBANE Pastoral Chi-Ii!- Services Sunday, June 20th. Pleas- ant Valley 11 A. M. North Granville 3 P. M. Bradai-bane 7.30 P. M. W. B. MacPhaii, Minister.

TRYON — BONSHAW BAPTIST PASTORATE. —- Services for Sun- day, June 30th are: Bonshaw 11 A‘. M. Tryon 7.30 P. M. Tryon Sun-

day School i1 A. ‘M. Rev. C. A. Hicks, Minister. CHURCH 01" SCOTLAND. —

Annual Meeting of De Sable Church on Tuesday, June 29th. 1948. at 1.30 P. M. followed by the Annual Meet- ing of Western Parish at some place at 2.30 P. M.

COVEIIHAD -— STANHOPI UNI- TED CHURCH. -—Services for Sun- day. June 20th, are: West Cove- head 11 A. M. Stahhope 3 P. M. Covehead Road 7.30 P. M. Rev. Thomas A, wilson, Minister.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADrt-Services on Sunday. June 20th, will be as follows: Wood Islands 11.00. Caledonia 7.30. Sun- day schools. Wood Islands 10.00. Caledonia 6.30. Mr. Carl Currie of Montague. will be the guest pres/ch- er at both services.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. - Services Lord's Day, June 20th. Cape Traverse 11.00 A. M. De Sable 3.00 ‘P. M. Birch Hill 7.30 I‘. M‘. Monday, June 21st, Argyle Shore. 8.00 P. M. (Annual Meeting) Tues- day. June 22nd. Desabie 2.00 P. ‘M. (Annual Meting): 3.00 P. M. (An- nual Meeting, Westenn Parish Wednesday. June 23rd. Cape ‘lrav- erse, 8.00 P. M. Rev. H. F. Mac- Ewen.

Property Committee Report To ilounoil

The following report o! the pro- perty committee for the month ol May was submitted by Couui. C. M. Cox, chairman at the recent monthly meeting of the City Council: .

"It has been brought to our at- tention thst a number of trees have been removed, but none re- placed, 0n looking over the areas referred to, Hillsborough Square. for instance. we find several other trees that should be removed and would recommend that replace- ments be made in order to retain our trees.

"Complaints have also been made regarding the Dump-particularly

an, Greek River. P. E. I. While ever there they also were B19555 of Mrs. MacLeanb brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Alexand- ¢ MacLean, Peter's Road. -—- New Glasgow News.

CITY POLICE COURT - At the lit! Police Court yesterday morn- inl a drunk was fined $10 Ind aosts or 20 days. 'I\he accused in a ease of common assult was re- manded one week. A speedster was fined $5 and costs. The accused in a ease of non-support was liven a three months suspended sen- ienee.

ATTENDED W. I. CONVENTION ... Among those attending the W. I. convention frorn East Prince were; Mrs. I-Iarry Cannon. St. Eleanor-s; Mrs. Bradford Yeo, Mrs. Wm. Matheson, Reed's Corner; Mrs. Al- bert Mouse, Mrs. Morris Caseley, Mrs. Horace Paynter, lvilrs. Eric McMurdo, Mrs. Iceman Oaseley, Kelvin; ma. George Harris, Sher- brooke; Mrs. David Cousins. Mrs. Louis Carroll, Baltic; Mrs. Robert Uoudns, Mrs. Bruce Reilly, Darn- iey; Mrs. Fred Proffitt, Mrs. An- drew Oaseley, Qpflllﬂ Valley.

the odor. On inquiry, we believe ‘this was caused by undesirable refuse being dumped there by the {Packing Houses. They have been notified to discontiue that practice As long as the place was frozen. it was noticsble but when . the frost came out and mixed with lthe stagnant water, the odor was ltcrrible. We also noticed that very little i'ill was going to that clump mostly paper and cartons, which have to be burned in order to keep them from blowing around. Truck- rren have been hauling to other places, probably after hours. If this is so, it might be advisable to keep this dumrp open till 9 o'clock, for some time. The Sanitary Officer has been instructed to have more supervision over the dump and see that all go to this one until it is filled which is the only solution to that problem.

"When this dump is filled, we understand tlie Provincial Gov- errment has a low section beyond ihe Exhibition Grounds which tihey will permit us to use on condition that we sell them the site we pur- chased for an Incinerator. I am not in a position to recommend that we sell this site, because I believe the only sanitary way m

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dispose of refuse is a high $011111)!!!‘ ature Incinerator and this is iii! only suitable site available that 1 know of. 0f course. U"? W5"- l‘ high both for installation and op- cration and we hesitate to re- commend its immediate adoption if some suitable place can be secured for the present.

"We have had under considera- tion for some time another un- slghtly and unsanitary condition at DesBrlsay Crescent. In fact, it is a worse looking dump than the cast and we have complaints about the odor there. We recommend that the culvert lie extended through this area and the whole surface covered with clay. This is another expensive job but we must. protect the health of our citizens and try to promote more civic pride. we have as nice a city as is to be found in Eastern Canada but 1t dirty ﬁne. Do we lack civic pride.

"We have a request from Mrs. Harry Cudmore, representihg the Red cross Swimming Class. that we erect Bathinﬂ Houses at. Bright- on Roacl Shore and East End. A plan of these proposed houses was also submitted and the suggested cost would be aPDroxlmately $3.000,- 00. As an immediate reply was r uested. I took the matter up

His Worship. ‘and we decided that owing to the very high expenses facing us that we could not see our way clear to grant the request. I have since had a telephone call frcm Mrs. Cudonore advising that the Red Cross is going to build the houses and a suesting per- mission to place them in the must desirable location, which I think may be granted.

Bus Teruulnel Space

"Several months ago g, petition "was presented to the Council signed by the merchants on Queen Grafton and Richmond Streets, re- questing that space in the market basement be made available for a Bu: terminal. During the interval our committee has Elven a lot of thought to this proposition and be~ fore making any recommendation to the Council, we wished to get public opinion and with this in view we requested the Planning Board to take the mat r under advisement. They have ad three meetings on the question and have given careful consideration to all opinions both in favor of and against the proposal. In aieruning up, we find those in favor of the tennlnal for outweleh time against it. A brief has been pre- pared and I now submit it for the approval of the council, also a unanimous resolution passed by the Board of ‘Bede. . .

wi h several Councillors including _

“A resolution will be introduced authorizing the drawing up of plans, specifications alid the calling oi tenders [or the reconversion nec- essary.

"At our last monthly meeting an invitation to visit Summerside as guests of the management of 1.M.T. "was extended the members of the Council in order to see the teivmin- ul there. I regret that only four moznbcrs of our Co-uncil were able to accept the invitation because, rm arrival at Summcrside, we were taken over as the guests of the Town, being met at the terminal by His Worship Mayor Arnett and members of All! council, escorted to the Town Hall, presented with an address of welcome, taken on a drive through the town, s. visit to the Light and Power Plant and ending with a lobster supper at Olympia Restaurant. Such hos- vitality simply overwhelmed us and l would suggest that we return the compliment. I believe that co-oper- ation between our capitals would be to our mutual benefit."

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“Anything? Alixe, didn't you get a telegram from Jay?"

"I've had several telegrams. Con- gratulatlona from the relatives." A nervous hand shuﬂfled papers on_ the bed table. "No of course I; haven't heardfroim Jay." l

April, perched at the foot of the bed, made her confession. As she talked Allxe listened, quietly at first, then twisting in nervous an-i xiety. "April!" she cried at last,~ "this is dreadful. Don't you see. what you have done?" '

"I told Jay you were getting nuarried tomorrow. I told him you weren't happy. You can't say that isn't true."

"But you shouldn't have said it. You hnd no right. You-you flung me at himl" Tired and overwrought by her hard week, in no condition to face fresh strain. Alixe collapsed sobbing on her pillows.

April waited, summoned her fewes- “Durilns. Jay mo to have his chance. It's lust as I told you. Larry's marrying Manuel 511v; and he's taking her to South America Later they'll live on his plantation in cubs. But never mind Lorry. It's Jay Iim thinking of. Jay's coming home by plane today. He said he was wiring you immediately."

"Well, he hasn't." Alixe wiped he; Eyes. She was sitting u-P- getting control oi’ herself.

“Did Ada bring up your mail this morning?" -

"Yes. She said Mother had weed- ed out the bills and ads. Oh. April, you-don't suppose-J‘ -

"I'd suppose anything, the way 1 feel this morning." April cried. "I'm in e fllhtinl mood. Any use ring- ilns for Mei You could put it up to

or.’ -

“Phat would be no use. Ade does as she is told.‘ 1m going to dress now. April. i‘. must and out if that mQssIBO came. can you do any. thing?" < ~

“I'll try. I'll search—"

The search was no easy matter. since it had to be_ initiated in Mrs. van Eldon‘! sitting room where that lady was already dictating let- ters to Mile Penfieid. April's pre- sence was decidedly superfluous and ehe wee-told eo. lhe grabbed the basket and withdrew to the corridor for a hunt that proved ‘swam r.......' "'1'." "'

' e outshone! her oeremlly. ' "that's be in the bunch of mall

slates m: my to ma. vea sauna-n

bedroom. It's the rule she looks 'em over before they goes up to Miss Alixe."

"Now. if Mrs. Van Ekien or Miss Penfieid destroyed a telegram by mistake, and it went in the bedroom scrap basket—" '

“It's dc-wn cellar by this time. Baskets are dumped in the bin

, when rooms are done, Miss, but the

bins not emptied till James gets round to takin’ it out to the in- cincrator."

It was an unpleasant business, investigating the cellar dust bin, but. at last April's efforts were re- urarded by the discovery of certain minute scraps. when she rushed upstairs to Alixe's room, her face glowed all over in the spots that were not black with smudges. "We'll do it like a cross ‘word puzzle." April spread the fragments on a sheet of white paper,

The two girls were bending over their task when Ada marched into the room carrying an enormous dress box."'Sorry, Miss Aiixe. Mrs. Van Elden says you've got to try on your gown."

Alixe moved lnnpatiently. "I can't be interrupted now?’

"It will only take e moment, ,Miss. Your mother'd be so vexed l with me if there was anything that ‘ needed doing.”

Alixe ross and crossed to the bed. She stood meekly while Ada slip- ped the long ivory satin robe over her bent bead, The maid adjusted the gown, stood baol: with a sigh oi’ appreciation that even April echoed. Alixe's dress answered her

rilin, felt the sllrn body shake, and looked up. A relief to see hysterical laughter rather than anger in Aiixe's eyes. "1 had to do it. "We need time. Your idea is to go to Newark and buy satin (or another penal. Say you want me to drive you there after lunch. ‘linen we'll switch over to the air field."

"But we haven't read the teia gram."

"We've not this bit. It urn ‘Alr- port ‘hi5’. He wants you to med him, of course. oh, Aiixe, don't yo] see? It'll give you l. chance to u! him anyway-talk to him. one! more." .

(T6 Bo Continued)

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THE PRACTICAL RESULT-

Across Conodo, wherever potatoes ore grown commercially growers report consistently that C. O. C. S. Niel-ox; materially assists plant development, with resulting influence "W" number and quality of potatoes per plont.

THE CAUSE-

In c. o. c. s. Nlotex n combined the high-fungicidal win and safety factor of fixed copper chlorides and copper 5"‘ photos, properly balanced. The plant; chew we yeqetion it their contact. Plant development i: entirely normal and CW pleto.

demand, in that it was "white" {and “plain". A vionnet model de- ﬂwndlﬂs for its Perfection not in velaboratio-n o! detail but on rich- | ness ol material, beauty of line. April had picked up Aiixeu pen to jot down the few words she had rescued fmnuayb telegram. She rose and walked over to the mirror ."Be careful, Miss." Ade snapped. Don't stand so near with that pen in your hand."

"Yes," Alixe agreed weerily .“'I'hat pen leaks. I've been meaning to get a now one,- but I haven't had time." , '

"Does it?" Standing close to Alixe‘; glistening whiteness, April shook till a shower of black drops cascaded down the front o! the vionnet. ‘libs wearer stood, staring at the ruin of her wedding drool, not heading Asia's outcry. '

we do, Mrs. van ﬂden will-" “That will do, Ma Better tele-

nee.” a when the doe bad closed Alina collapsed on a c eir. April on bar

it lnto- the satin

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C. O. C. S. Niotox odlieres to the foliage, wet or dry. Yo! can go ebeod with your dust, min or shine, morning, HM" °' riigllf, whenever dusting should be done. Purolme your supplies from your locel dealer J. IMSINAULT, District‘ Representative, "Charlottetown,

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