nucusr 2a. 1943

Tonnv ONLY _ A LAUGH roan

r Marjorie Main -- Zasu Pitts ' “°"" “M” “w °'

. Plus “Tint l-husical — Cartoon

LEBPIE announce

' BUEGXl

Edward Mills, formerly 1mg. Marriage to a place 1n September. I

HEil-RAISERS

. l . u nave narununn - m . _d- rsonals FROM SHANGRI LA, ' . Mrs. J. W. Derby, who hadvbgn‘ Pe _ nﬂulanul

and, with her, gpellt some time

lanwlllri""°"‘"""°’“ Murray Harbour, r. s. 1.. their m

a-umwqmveatooonalnuaom "oaaamunmouavaaaansiw ' n-lvrIll?‘°"“""°”"

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NAME CORRECTED — In

ence was made to Pte.

l

i adian iorces in Bieil

.

iDenning. The name should

great war. .___. FUNERAL SERVICES —

EXTRA - NEWS and Disney Cartoon

- 3 SHOWS DAILY AT 2.80 — 7.00 and 9.00 w. Goodwin, Arthur Cam

JOhn Doyle, Leo Bradley and Dr. E. Croken.

VICE — Th

Although great dlfiiculty was ex perienced in obtaining a schoon er. one was located at Halifax th “M- V, Moyle" which has a cap acitv of 230 tons and a speed o l0 knots. loaded. It is being fitt Uri to carry 90 cattle and othe cargo. or 5000 bags oi potatoes un

tague to the

in ten days. The Premier was un able to state

would depend nn the time taken to outfit the

_____.____ In Memoriam

In loving memory of M"

Today bring d l 0f a loved llnlﬁnﬁﬁ" c,

To part with one we loved so dear

And her voice we cannot hear

We shall never lose sweet mem- ories

0i the one we loved so much.

0ft arid oft our thoughts do wan- er

To a grave not far away Where they laid our darling Mar-

gal-e _ Just one year ago today. Lovingly Remembered by Mother, Falther, Sisters and Brothers. -l .

I In Memoriam

In loving memory of

Qnac/livrlng (yncdir/q P s DOIRON Age 5.

Mao — Chapter 6 — “Aventures Of Smiling Jack"

STOOGE COMEDY and COLOR CARTOON who ﬂllll Alllillll 26- 1942-.

- Ilva cents a word, strictly pay l‘ ‘g solo in. advance.

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T,‘ I s H CIASWI-LL ior photographe- I CONFBDEIIATION LIIE lNSUlt-I

ANCII.

MR. AND MRS. EDGAR "GIL-

mer home, have returned to West- port, N. S. -New Glasgow News.

Canadian Press dispatch from

Francis

have read Dunning. The Pie. Dun- ning referred to is a son oi Sgt.

k Dunning, on the staff oi e l7th Reserve Armoured Regi- ment. l-le is a veteran oi the first

The ﬁurlgral gt ‘livlrs. Edward Flynn was

e yes er ay morn rig rom her _ late residence 12s King st. to St.i "eellnvl-‘ggfxglg-(‘Qﬂalsfiﬁ #1,“ M“ lﬂig‘§,ffa"ssnvﬂjf'“c§leﬁﬁj& %§,°l‘§f,',j"l.'}lnhnel. School Street. is‘ lcavinZ L. Ayers who also conducted the wday 0n return to h" home m sh service at the grave. The pallbear- ers were Messrs Robert Tomlins. L.

PILL-NEWFOUNDLAND SER- e shipping situation between this Province and New- foundiand will shortly be ilnprov- ed. states Premier J. Walter Jones.

der deck. It will run from Mon- west coast oi New- foundland: making the return trip

when this service would go into effect. but said it length oi boat.

. H! lzlgacllgréy who passed lwgy AuguTaMr-s. Elizabeth MoDo . .

And those um think Olrlflsé‘ would“? Are 1:1! ‘ones that loved her the I

c e ' The bu)“, w“ bud. u" ‘hock "v-IIIAVIIMB united with the ere

Though her gmile has gone forevervlm

Tl—l_E_C_ljlA_RLOTTE1OWN GUA_l_Z_DlAN

EARLY TRAIN ARRIVAL - Tmningeulywith lﬂlelwtaaeengeerln ahrld gavel! here with B0 at 8165.

HEAR DB. B. It. University

Hearts Memorial August ant. silver collection-

01 son of Mr. and Mrs- T- W- W004

Lied z , an la u. Mlrring! w take 45.111‘): placgea zarly gin“ September. 8-26-11.

Mass, is visiting her sister Mrs "i nel-llel-t Platte. city-

l" .__.

Mrs. Joseph J. Sinnott o! Mor- ell, is spending a iew days with her parents, Mr. an Wight. Sturgeon.

William Stewart. Vlritmghsubglég- Mn Alex skmner. M1“ 133mg ed m yesterday.‘ Human rem“ Skinner, Mr. Clarence Clark an

daughter Elizabeth

R. Skinner.

Mr. Frank B‘.- Clarke leaves this morning ior his usual contact trip to Boston, New York, New Jersey.

Long Island, Baltimore. Philadel phia, Toronto, etc. .

Car-

John's, Nild. Misses

Evelyn Reardon and

we? Marion McLean have returned to

their hcme in Sydney. N- Sw after spending two weeks vacation with Conductor Peter M. Hughes and wife, City.

Mrs David E. Frew. Alta, arrived in Charlottetown on Saturday night on her way to spend the summer months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, James e Wight, Sturgeon.

l Mr. retel- Gallant. Wellington.

one oi the candidates for the Third District oi Prince was in the city on ‘Tuesday. returninl; yesterday. He says there is a 89n- eral air oi’ Prosperity in the com- , munity but a very late spring for the low land farmer.

IN MEPIORIAM

MRS. ELIZABETH MAUI) 0 U HALL

I‘

Alter an illness ul several months all passed away at her home on pper Prin- ce Street. sue was porn in Callu- clen 8'1 yeass ago and was the him‘ oi Donald alnd Elizabeth members oi Zion Churdm] ‘ Church during Rev. David Sutherlanlfs ministry and was a regular attend-

Oi a kind and charitable disposi- tion she was loved by all who knew her. Her husband, Captain Neil MicDougall predeceased her in 1914 There are left to rnouirn t-he less oi a kind and loving mother, one son and iive daughters, John F. Captain in the U. S Merchant Marine, Mrs. H. E. Hold, New York Mrs. George L. Falardeau, York, Mrs. John Mclnnis, Glen William, P. E. 1., Mrs. Charles Young, Charlottetown and Edna at

home. Also eleven grand children and eighit great girand children.

The Honorary Pall Bearers were William McMillan. Murdock Ross,

“mam And Livestock

o Professor Educational Psychology.

or B~,§;,l,$"=$3,,,;f Situation llero

nae-ll. ._._ ""-

ENGAGDIENT ANNOUNCED.- ‘ My, and, Mrs, llg-‘ank B. cllrkﬁ‘wjlol}

to e

Jhei daughter Margaret Rogers. to oi their daughter Jlhall Tllllaifllgiellll Ciilllmrl willie!" w°°°'- R- 5- F" Albert

d Mrs. James

of Westville, spent the past ten days at Corn- wall, P. E. L. the guest of Rev. J.

Miss Patricia Power who narr-

iStewart. She was one oi the old- .15 Q?‘

mm he‘. health began w fuL-vfeeders every three days and the

' 'u'd'b'oﬁﬁﬁﬁ '

5 . A i Karin Ellis a

New‘

Reviews iirop

Mr. L. Roper who has been travelling extensively over the island in his ofiictal capacity oi l‘ ‘ ' cattle iieldman, states that potato growers are hard hit in many areas despite spraying precautions taken. Some oi the farmers are considering digging a portion of the crop in order to save as many oi the tubers as they can.

The strongest sight he had seen, Mr. Roper said, was fields

oi grain, ripened to the shelling ' state. being cut near fields oi standing hay.

In many localities the grain is fast ripening although 70 percent o! farmers are still haying.

Mangle and turnip cro look well but control oi weeds s diiii- cult due to continuous rains and the shortage of farm labor.

in the United States. Mr- Seely Raga Amby of the Walker Gordon La ratories, Inc., Charles River, Mass, recently purchased a car- load oi dairy cows of various breeds, which have been delivered rlt Neel/ham, Mass, and which have proved so satisfactory that Mr. Amby will be returning for larger shipments; in fact he will‘ require several cars per year. At present this establishment in various units have on hand 3600 cattle of various breeds and is the only known place which uses a Rotrolax milker. The machine carries 12 cows and is in opera-

tion 2i hours daily although it requires only one minute r cow. This iarm supplies certif ed]

milk to various parts of Mass- achussetts. It is pasteurized in l7 seconds and never comes in contact with air until it reaches the consumer. The cows are wash-

ed three times daily and dried under glass driers. Mr. Roper states that prices

paid ior good cattle, i200 lbs. anri over range from $170 to $225 {These were ordinary well brerl cattle of the Holstein, Gurnsey, and Ayrshire breeds and not show cattle.

Mr- Roper commented on the tendency n many Island districts to breed herds to beei sires. This is due chieily to labour shortage and will. it is reared, lessen but- ter and cheese production. The demand for beef is such that it matters little in this regard. At present the number of bee! own- ers is much greater than last year.

Mr. Roper also commented on the increase in hog production, in- dicating that Island farmers are doing their best to assist in fill- ing the quota for Britain. On many rarms visited, where there used to be six or seven hogs there

now more than double that number. At one farm alone there are 300 hogs. These are fed and cared ior under the self-feeding system which requires refilling of

only other attention required is the supplying of water and dry bedding.

(By Michael Jackson) Author of Popular Stories in National Magazlines é

(Continued ircrn page 2.) <

HELP KIDDIIS Gil‘ MORE MILK: Make milk more cnllll/"hlfllll l/"lll" cillidrcn wiih a dliicrl-nt Ktllrgg cereal once or twice each tiny.

\ : - ‘ Q@§FFS . ' , -'.\Y?¥ll-'4u r. J§373¥ MAKE OTHER FOODS GO FARTHlll Just the thing to "slrotch"

rationed meats or "dress up "other foods for tempting meatless meals.

SAVI TIMI, WORK, IUIl. Kellogg's cereals are ready to eat at any time. No cooking, no messy pots or pans to wash.

Q Every minute you can save from household tasks does count these busy days. And Y0“ 5a“? many minutes every day when you serve Kellogg! convenient ready-to-cat cereals. just think! No fuss, no tedious cooking . . . they're served in 30 seconds . ; . and no pots or pans to wash up after.

. Your family will go for Kellogg's often . . . at Ti-ll rlavoua ravoulllrr m

breakfast, between meals or for a quick SnaCk 3'12"“ m" at bedtime. And whichever cereal is their favourite : 2 i wheat, rice or com ; ; . shredded, ﬂaked or -“popped” . I . they'll ﬁnd each crisp and tempting, with a mellow, exclusive Kellogg ﬂavour. Ask your grocer to show you his complete Kellogg line L ; . keep several different kinds always handy. Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada.

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$0 CRISP TH" CllCKl-I IN CIIAMI

Till IITTII IRAN Fl-AKISI YHI SHIIIIDID CIIIAL WITH 7H I l. P S K I I I Y Q ll

‘llil EXCLUSIVE navoua: aroulaa, mlruaallvl rav THE omen KiLLOGG FAVOURlTES-BRAN FLAKES AND THE VARIETY PACKAGE

P. T. Murphy. Alhn MacDonald, Donald

SHOWS DAILY AT 2.30 —- 7.00 -— 8.45 glllﬁnggﬂxji: of: :i::o‘wevlll:veei;n:l:t-‘vtecllll.

And while she sleeps a pelﬂciul

sleep Ber memory we shall always keep-

l children, Lizzie, Ruby

Mcmnnonl A’ B‘ memnr edlletoreltelaged her hands and mov-

bed‘ “What's that?" Dlensant Sh - lli do)’. gm? h; wollldlft take you, iio matter wllai kmnKThltlit-gltllge g3} Be llv§ld' Hliopgmttkigtto Tlﬁgtgﬁhe Admiral Ellis had t0 Zdlslliisl, ttillagacslllleolfhélnrwlsgsn bllrrolvinl liromhhilsefqiclélﬁlllllfz I said, if they dldllt think yol. ' ' ’ ' - - - 1, , twce.s on K - ’ -- .uiz d." Sé/Orgy-sligggh Vesley. A- or so you all said last night. Hr °“f;ﬁ,s“g§,§ not go m “wk 1m_ §Q§cd°“ﬁ§r°r;u,- cjggfftle nwllel" ‘lg-lire gins? not," Ellis said, but lie ‘p1 rd’ qﬂqbﬁtg: 111°.“- m.» wills Wm‘ yo“ and your friends", 11161118101) There were man ‘Tllﬂt ﬂlllbllllllssPd him- All” ‘hill was no longer intern-sled ill talk- famllya Cross, Mon‘: Nrgnk ‘and v22“ llggpelfg i’? my filillends?" friends to see, pguplg .,_,;,;,_ ylshe would leave il. ilVP-dollilwblil 111g about his work. .Thollgh he Edward. Wreath. Helen, Bobbie aim- ay mshjony e a w e and had not S8811 since the \V.'l‘ J0" llll‘ dl'l‘55°1' “'0 91' ‘hree “m.”

and family. Spray, Annie. Harry, Beck and Frances. Spray, grand

homecoming was real, and there

They were at ease now, the

even if there was there were

was llot carllillg nearly the mollvy

~--...,, 1 a week. Tllcy did not spcnknvf 41l- mnt Emily was, ilc was making places called Blind , "Allyllllllll (‘Perl “p y“? 5m iLL -- 1.. ,. n;

enough ior them to begin talk- ~ ‘ 1118- ing about when they would move r89 were many things that Em "Flo dmk’, mums“, “shod m.“ 3m even .

gggvgi- "kg-z,- szﬂ- 3P5“ “,3? waned w elk about who we lid? ‘§.-“’.-“Z...““ﬁ-‘.‘...i"i. $5.‘. n... don't y... go p13,: “iii”- °°m‘°“““‘°

Mvlnsll’ Remtmbtl" “Y Mﬂm“ and Mrslmlxa/Vessey ‘antral when...‘ ‘$1135; t3! $51,’... 1% we" grilled opening in tlleﬂdonr. voll and spa Reynolds at l-visliinii The hotel nlailngc-nlnnt (lccld-

"Id "l0 “Mum 7mm‘ 'Vessey. Spray Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie belt”? “he could ‘arm these ell/Ge: (‘Quid enter and buy a light brown- "Ill LQgIlLWJ? ,, 5° wllwmm- ed for lllem. The mllllagrnlcllt

I ‘ 264i‘ Vessey and family. Spray, My, and Llons Into words she saw ma‘: he Isl} déﬂlllli) Cftlllfg exam... [Yollll llllgitjﬁlgllll. was sorry but Ml‘. and 111.5. LlllS

‘. ' us no t m". " l‘ - ‘hrs ﬂ IQ 9 o CANADA ﬁr: Elly ﬁdéngollvllgeti-vllfimrnzalzd gas not yet ready to think oi’ their “ ° "‘° “ i "- *

| rnovmcz or‘ mince snwann ISLAND

IN THE PRODATE COURT

itﬂloids barred and every man iofhimseif when these rough- aad-ready rascals show a gang of big shot racketeers that you can't keep an East Side Kid down! It's a blitz of

.., action and fun!

l (1 stable or 3323i‘: $211.? ‘Jinili .51} Count! GREETING:

EBEAS "P0" pemiilm on file of Norma l. Verse!

same place, Merchantkanlhllonalﬂ JicKinnon of said (‘

Margaret Hogan,

The Z3 d day of August A. D. 1943

In B: Estate of Margaret Camp- Mmwmry 5mm”

bell late of Charlottetown In Queens R

Country in the said Province, Widow. 1 eceased to

we '- - rd, . a l i I wt , , To the Sheriff of the 001""! "l Q4... D5311? ‘£353; K1,: Mr and

Roberts, Mrs. Harold Wat-is Mrs. Raiy Jewers.

f C arlottetown aioreaaid. MI-rrleﬂ c111” 11391118} Worn-fan. Peter J. McDonald of the under

Millan, Mrs. John Gill, Potted Plant, members of Salvation Army. Cards of Sympathy and Mess- es‘ Miss Bertha Hogan. Miss

. Miss

. Miss Helen “fhiie, uth James, Mr. and Mrs. am Johnswne

Garfield

shock though. in this one moment

“Look. Emily, you've been a peach about keepintg during the ull. I'll buck ﬂrilﬂnlled in a woek or so and you ‘ “n”. “in n

' er t e o! Sh wa f . Mrs. Annie How- gel] 1m J u 18;, “m, o

did not want to IseIf. to boast. so ﬁnd said, “Everything will be fine wltll

ew life. She was given a small

seriousness, when he said, your little job all get myself

h all abot But she

talk about her- instead she

. t-La , th xeeuto n of I .‘n‘§°'i‘lf.'.§ nnZnl “at... prﬂyl"! that a citation may ‘be issued for i the purpose hereinaf set forth.‘ Yon are thererors hereby Mill?" to cite all _, Interested ill "l0 ms ans-u u» be and norm- lwlm the Judie present at n Prim". Court to be held in the Court, House in Charlottetown In Qllﬂl", County, in the said "Will". 0B ' Wedneﬂlly the 29th day of 8GP- l tember neat coming, at the hour o eleven o’eloek rorenoon o! the same day to shew cause if any they; ean why the Accounts of the lid’

elrinnon, 51s.. Proctor for aa-ld Petitioner!

And it is hereby ordered that a true copy hereof be forthwith pub- lished in some newspaper nbliabed in Charlottetown aioresal once in B0 each week for at lent four eon-

concrv>l0RDAuishﬁhn$yd$ - [public obwea more vey, name!-

in.the hall o! all. Court l-louae in] —Added To Program- , said l.‘ Ia aforesaid may have By the Court.

or near the Bank or ma Bcotiaj -'|'0-|i|Gli,'|'.—' Fil|._-'.— SAT. ;ml'-'3' 5355" 5"d'5i-ilw‘l'l113[J-i' QJ/a EMPIRE - 5V’

that all Lemons interested in ‘he, eta ' above written.

Charlottetown aforesaid, at or noaq the Royal Bank of Canada and at GANG JQUSTERS Serial l Popeye Caﬂmm and Comedy duvllgggio! ‘rglrseonllonour Harold N581) MUBIIL 0. HARD, I e-ae-oame- n ‘h "l '-“ an I‘)

, both 1n Charlottetown aforesaid n . aforesaid. the day and year frat Ellows. AT ioo and v8.45 - Matinee Sat. Only zoo‘

began to worry that Ellis might become a ERVB 11D going to the Blind Pigs and started doi advertising agencies zines.

right ihing by the mell who llad given up their work in no tn war. But after all. lbw‘ coolant drop everyone who had done the work _ could they? Ellis said. why no, of F!‘

- would have to got rid of their When Enllll’ returned "Om dog or move from the hotel. Some vwrk U18 llPXl lllgm- Ems smiled guests were complaining and 0th- "5 he mm h." the "ewi H9 had rrs lvnlllod to kllfl‘.\‘ wily they. seen Reynolds. who llacli Lin!‘ mm 001M113 mlvo i1 not. r d, ovcll asked lo see any samp es ill “Thu Admin], 1s 111.‘. h.“ 1.10,, - gave llilll, right ofl‘. elloligil \\'()l‘K F1115 101d Emily. "I couldn't go: to bring in about a hundred doi- 31mm ‘$1,110.11 111m)‘ 1M5 i1 lllolli-h» d E 1 _d I, Enlily" agreed uiilh Elllis.

"Tlllllb Em" ." ml)‘ 5111. " i (‘nurse we won't cave lle - “v.1 111.11 my; was r l_llore'd be something for} nm-al’ we'll 1mg n plnm.“

' ' ‘ (To be colltlnllrril

chronic drunkard, lie

ng the round hi and maga- They were glad to soc him They were going to do tho

ii'u..i.; lllL‘ wnlyy "W c. you?" Jeff asked. “l-lov.

_ _. i, En ll,‘ dd not iio. “I nllvrl '“_ _

‘h X __ yggyreashoioign. as they all realize $5115 new, aggressm, 1,, y [hem]. llifilﬁve do axlolt flf(l:i)l.<l t Vrli Nous-much {qlotllvrl-"ina?

"nuns g THREADING MACHINE Th - - u k“ 5g n; 11S talent‘ “laittid for [hp ness will tlom, and new (lat, 11P\\~5]lill1i“\-pil lsloc n lluoll. to. when threading d sewing ma. mnﬂﬁreéhyslzs daiysc Bsllt ggiztgerlnwiill; Opﬂﬂngs, There w“ M1111"; forlifJl rtfﬂldmillhlg abnillli Hllimglgll-Al’ |1(1l‘t!‘ll llln~ Oil_liiﬂZl"ﬁltlrlézvilil/l?g

hold something Wm“, Fnmethmﬂ else as we“ _ mm“ himylﬂ do but wait. He had seen‘ _ F; 01s ‘RUDD? sm mg» . <1 .1: 1ll'l7f‘ Fin-nun n+1. -cm..=u of. m"

‘ilk’ needle 8nd l! Wlll thread thing. when she allowed herself everwne’ w that Em; was not lnglrlb Cjllllf‘ lo hinl “Don't illlnlw‘ 3;“; m 5mm ‘mm Ho an 1

A. n ‘ ' - - - '. ii '. more easllv to think of it. tllat was not sn Coin; around m, punts’ ,1 .-11;.1-11n-__1n|._ in,“ '

ii (Mil 0F SALMON Iii EVERY PAIIGEL

CANADIANS in cnomy prison cnnlps receive a parcel from filo Carlndinn Rod Cross every work,

providing transportation is nvail

parcel there is a can of salmon.

The Rod Cross parcel is a priceless link with tho

homeland for these men, deprived of liberty. Know-

ing this, we can more easily forcgo nur accustomed __meul of “Clover Leaf” salmon,

nhio. In every