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SUMMER DRESSES arriving daily at the Fashion Shoppeé a t - -a

THE DE.LUXE BEAUTY BAL-

Building’ 162 Great, George Street. Telephone 2226.

REWARD. — $10.00 reward for information leading to rental of a small house or ground floor spar:- nierit. furnished or unfurnished. preferably some distance from cent-re of town. Phone 1771.

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CORNWALL PASTORAL CHARGE. — Servi June 10th are

P. M. New Dominion 7.30 P. M. lBaptist Church Long Creek) Rev. J. R. Skinner, Minister. 6-9-11.

CHURCH NOTICE. — For Par- ish of Milton and Rustico for Sunciiy, June 10th. St. Mark's, Rustico, Sunday School 10.30 A.M. l-luly Communion 11.00 A. M. St. John's, Milton, Sunday iichool 2.1.1 P. M. Evening Prayer 8.00 P. M. Rev. Sidney J. Davies. hector 9 i

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NORTH RIVER PASTORATEL- Sunday, Julie 10th. SBYVICES as lol- loivs. Long Creek, Sabbath Sclicol reopening at 10 A. M. Service 11 A. M. Olyde River: Sabbath Schoo: 2 P. M. SGITICG 2i P. M. Kingston: Service 7.30 P. M. Fairvicw: Sab- bath Sohool reopening ll A. M. A

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THE KIRK OF ST. JAMES. - The ltev, E. C. Evans, B. A, of St. John's Ohu-rcii, Belfast. wi.l con- duct. Morning Worship and dGHVcI‘ the Sermon which will be broad- cast over C F C Y. Mr. Donald Nicholson of Biookficld Church will conduct Evening lvorsliip and deliver the rmon. The Church school mac at 10 A. M. ‘lh Church Organist, Miss E. Lillian McKenzie, lvius. Bzio, will dzrpct

the music for the day.

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I AT s-r. PAUL'S CIIURCII. - 2nd Suulsay alter Trinity‘. l-loiy Communion at 8.30 A. M. At ll o'clock Morning Prayer and Ser- mon. Ofiertory Anthem, ‘Seek Ye The Lord," Robtrts. At i0 A.M.

mg Prayer and Sermon. The An- them will be “Turn Thy Face From Thy Sins", Sullivan. Organ Recital at 8.30 by Kenneth Meek, Bachelor of Music, Licentiate of Music. Mc- Gill University. One of Canada's foremost. Organists. “Praise ve_ the liiord, Praise, 0 3e servants c: the lhord, praise the name oiwhe 10rd." Psalm 113-1.

| TRINITY UNITED CHURCH. — services Sunday will assume a Ispecial signiﬁcance. Throughout Canada the United Church is oi;- serviiig the twentieth aniiivercari‘ of Church Union. A form of Ser- vice has been issued similar" to that used at the inauguration of the United Church, June 10th, 1112-5 rind it will be followed by all the churches in their services Sunday next. Rev. T. E. MCIJEDILITI, the Minister. will conduct the sci-vices at Trinity. The morning sen-ire, will start. at 10.45 A. M. instead 0i at 11 A. M. The evening worshp will be at the usual hour and will continue the Anniversary celebra- tion, A special nﬁerliig of 5.x hundred dollars is asked for as oiii: share to help rebuild the devastat- ed PJrobcstant churches of Eurolze and as a contribution to the Children's Hospital in London-

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e engagement of his uel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mac- , of Cross Roads. Marriage

to tslreplaoe in the near futgire.

BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING. .- The Annual Meeting of the P. E. I. Auxiliary of the British and PW- eign Bible Society will take place in the United Cnurch at Bradal- bane on Monday. June 25th ‘t 8 o'clock. The Reverend Charles Carnegy, Pastor of the Presbyter- Ian church at Sunzmerside is to be the guest speaker.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. —ThG service of Morning worship at 11

. M. will be conducted by the minister, the Rev. I. Judson Ievy. B. D., with sermon “Building a Life." The morning anthem will be Richard Purrnnl/s “lord for Thv Tender Mercys Sake." The I Church school. under the direction of Superintendent R. J. Rupeit. meets immediately at the close of Morning Worship. In will conduct Evening Worship at PM. with sermon "God Above-and Our Assurance.” The evening anthem will be “Falrest Lard Jesus" (Old Silesian Folk Song.) The music of the day will be conducted by Miss Louise Cox, organist and ciiectcl‘ of choir.

VISITS ' SUMMERSIDE BI- FORE LEAVING FOR. PACIFIC DUTIES — Sgt. P. Ziaman, A.G., who at present is stationed in Moncton, N.B., spcnt the past week end iii Sherbrooke the guest of Mr and Mrs. Art Carr ‘and family Sgt. Zizman expects to be leav- ing soon for Pacific duties-S.

WERE IIOPES I-‘ULFILLED Did you ever stand in the suns: - blaze

And think oi the things afar, And dream of the good things .

might have been Instead of the things that arc.

That the world might be ruled love and smiles

instead of the stinging rod;

That the murderer who waits i the death house now .

Might have sat by the throne u: God.

That this suir might peaceful world

Without the pain and the tears of war

And hearts could be happy and full of love

Tlint tonight are broken and sore

set on a

The loving vows that are memories now

Arid thelrings that are worn in vain;

’I‘he unfilled places in homes rt.- n' 1

1E Where there might be Joy 11o D5111.

The orphan children that mother. bore

With faith in the way of God. He \\'l1'.! should hold them close tu

his heart, Now sleeps beneath foreign sod.

I The unkind things that are done! each day

Might well be left undone. | And the world could be a much bctlcr place i At the setting of this sun.

-H. B. Cameron.

GUELPI-I, On-L, June 5 — —- Since i943 when Police Chief Harold Nash mzide the decision to, employ woman in the Guelph force life in police circles in this city has had its brighter aspects.

Miss Pauline Simmonds will be soloist at the evening worship.

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few monitors. keep radio contact

The shadow of the law doesn't gilgltstzzypggfle cimﬁtmg w°rk l“ dim the feminine charms of theta" the". only :03!“ "Ialntdd h°urs policcwomen. Uniforms are Chit!’ liwomen are as 820d“ d l and wearable in two-tone blllﬁlsome res m“ b m an n with smart leather purses at thshhan menxi. my: tfletghhjfhiglglf; ‘km tare industrious wililn I

H . g to learn m!‘ iiilggddgggt~=ttyge m 1m Dorothy Collcy, whose husband] although emercgengespartnrg; ﬁrst:

"lTheir great service is close to the istall°n~ 7719.1’ apply the women's ,touch to sordid crime."

The women's touch may have the male vocabulary

softened up around the station. thinks.

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. PRESIDENTIAL CHINA n SPECIALLY DESIGNED

l WASHINGTON. Jan. 5 _- (cp '-— The White House silver, )

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Many s President

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success in the Iille j business.

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ok the job because I want- (cphied something to keep me she continued.

"Police work sound- .ed unusual

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"Since the girls joined the force none of the boys cuss any ore."

Franklin D. Roosevelt

used in his administration. Wood- lrow Wilson was the first Presl- _dent to obtain chins designed b.v ‘an American artist. American clay at an Arum-lean p015. at American kilns and decorated by American workmen.

Walter Leno's’: pottery at Trenton,

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Illllntmﬁllt 0C JAMES GARFIELD TAYLOR.

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The Roosevelt china, 1,722 pieces, is decorated with a narrow band of cobalt blue studded with gold stars. The blue band lies between a narrow outer gold band and an inner gold band ln scroll and feather design. The Presi- dent's seal appears on each piece.

TORONTO. June 5 -— (OP) ._ Progress iii physiotherapy tech- nique advances under war condi- tions. says Lieut. M. Elsie Wait, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, on leave at her home here , after service overseas. "Psyslotherapy" treatment has Prosressed by coins much more into the idea of rehabilitation with emphasis on what the individual can do for himself rather than what others can do tor him," says Lieut. Wait. who was at the No. 1 Canadian Convalescent Depot three months, until the Canadians left B l’.

The depot she describes u "a reconditioning centre which was the last stage of convalescence lo: men returning to theinunits at the front. When men were found too ill to keep pace with the rou- tine there they were sent back to hospital for reallocation and some- |ltirrrligs a trip to hospital in Eng- , a

With one other h lo . Lieut. Wait supervigegs thleeragi-iit- gram in charge of physical train- ing instructors. The exercises, per- formed mostly in groups, were 5e. signed to suit different types of fractures and shrapnel injuries.

There was no need for nursing git-Ea‘! 21111131512 ‘men gorenkhaki Ill-i new‘ wan‘ P ues. recallsl Before enlisting in the n, c, a,‘ - 0- in 1941. this University o!

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BNOWDON, Wales — f@( .._ Snawdon has been liberates to the Public and the little mountain rail-

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